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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker: Market Savant & Radio Host

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To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (8652)11/13/1998 4:30:00 PM
From: Jeffrey D  Read Replies (1) of 42834
 
Skeeter:<<jd, will intel beat last year's earnings? if not then they are not a growth company - whether you are able to do basic dd or not ;-)

both bob and the buy button monkey did a good job predicting an up market. i'm waiting for bob to pull away but they are both neck and neck ;-)>

Skeeter, you certainly like to bet against the 800 pound gorillas don't you? Seems like a losing proposition to me. Why take on Intel? They have consistently proven INTC bears to be wrong so why fight it?

Similarly, you consistently bet against the Brink and he just as consistently has proven you wrong. Case in point is your infamous post in regards to Bob's discussion on AMAT:

Skeeter:<<to all: has bob discussed his failed amat prediction and the reasons why he was wrong? or, has he chosen to ignore it?>>

Uh, failed AMAT prediction? AMAT closed today at 38 1/4. That is about a point away from its 52 week high!!! It would be more accurate to ask the reasons why he was or will be right on that prediction. He might have chosen to ignore his prediction but many of us long on AMAT didn't and bought it while it was in the low 20s and 30s. His prediction is not complete as he also said AMAT would reach new all time highs in 1999. Care to bet against him on that too? Jeff

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