"gc-The Ultimate Piece of Human Garbage"
A $10,000 Response to his Obsessive-Compulsive Lies
Funny thing you should mention that Dr. Z. The lowlife hasn't given me a single chart, which is not surprising since he can't even use basic HTML when responding to a post. Of course, we are talking about a money manager who needs to ask how to find First Call. He is the man. Like you, I am tired of seeing the number of outright liars increase on the SI boards. It ruins a great source of information trying to sort through the sociopathic garbage that seems to proliferate on some boards. Yet I find "gc" to be a particularly virulent form of pond scum simply because not only is he an outright liar, but he is also mean to other posters. For example on May 27th, he wrote to Winkie that Winkie did not deserve to own Dell at 81, since the charts told him "gc" that Dell wouldn't go that low. "gc" boasted that he was back into Dell that day "in a big way" (Dell #45101) At the time Dell was 86 and change. Since Dell has backed off of this price, "gc" has changed his language from "in a big way" to accumulating. Of course you are familiar with his previous boasts that he was a PhD, a money manger, and retired. He also took the time to graciously inform people that he played in a "different world" financially, and he felt it important to boast about his sexual ability and the size of his *****.The PhD claim is particularly galling because this 3rd world clown can't even string together a grammatically correct paragraph. His improper use of tense suggests some spastic laboring away at a junior college in the backwater of Mississippi.
As many members of this thread may recall, I openly challenged "gc" to prove that he had sold all of his Dell shares at 95 after a week earlier. His claim that he had sold Dell at 95 of course came well after Dell had fallen from 95 to about 85, and it also came after he had boasted in a post that he would never sell Dell.I offered to give his $1.000 if he could prove that he sold all of his Dell at 95. He responded by saying on both the Dell board and in a private message that it would be embarassing for someone with his wealth to give a mere thousand dollars to charity, and that I should raise my challenge to ten thousand dollars.
OK you little filthy coward. I accept your challenge. Here's the challenge. You must prove that you are a PhD, sold all of your Dell shares at 95 and a money manger or you will donate $10,000 to my favorite charity, which is "Rest" c/o The People's Church 941 West Lawrence, Chicago, Illinois 60640. Send the money to the director whose name is Kathleen Ahler. "Rest" is an extremely well run shelter for Chicago's homeless who live in the gentrifying Uptown neighborhood. Also, if you cannot prove your boasts, you must discontinue your membership in SI. The quid pro quo is that should you be telling the truth, I must donate $10,000 to your favorite charity and cease my membership in SI. Since I do not want to use the homeless as a prop, I have made under separate cover a donation to "Rest" and I might suggest that anyone who has made some big-time money in Dell might be interested in opening his or her check book right now and whip off a quick ten or twenty to this group just for the sake of integrity and entertainment.
So "gc", it looks like it's your turn to either come clean or make like Bambi starring down at the headlights of an eighteen wheeler. And I think that you are starting to look a lot like roadkill. so for the sake of decency, give it up. |
