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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker: Market Savant & Radio Host -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: davidk555 who wrote (12801)	3/5/2001 11:28:10 PM
From: JF Quinnelly	Respond to of 42834

It is simply amazing to me to watch someone attack another poster for criticizing Brinker. But you have to admit that it is very entertaining. This thread beats the World Wrestling Federation whenever someone vents a painfully obvious fact about the Commander of the Starship Moneytalk. It's great! I'm constantly amazed by the tenacity of Bob's defenders. Regular junk yard dogs. Selflessly dedicated to protecting the honor of their leader. And Bob's a real prize worth defending: thin skinned, rude, weird, arrogant, devious, gloating; you couldn't make it up. The perfect villain. Long live Bob!

To: davidk555 who wrote (12801)	3/6/2001 12:31:29 AM
From: Math Junkie	Respond to of 42834

"It is simply amazing to me to watch someone attack another poster for criticizing Brinker." The question I would ask is, why attack another poster for any reason?

To: davidk555 who wrote (12801)	3/6/2001 10:12:23 AM
From: Kirk ©	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42834

Who called the Top in the B2B sector? Man, my research says it might have been YOU! Check out these old posts: suite101.com Quotes: David Korn on 11/24/99: "I wonder what impact Brinker had on the B2B explosion in the past few weeks. Out of the blue, it seems everyone is writing about B2B. James Cramer on the street.com, Steve Harmon, the New York Times, etc. Or is it like anything else, once YOU start focusing on it, you notice it everywhere. Barron's hasn't yet made a cover story out of it yet (as far as I know), When it does, you can bet there will probably be some profit taking as Barron's is usually a good contrarian indicator! Kirk on 11/24/99: Remember, once the buzz words get to radio shows, they are often "old news". _____snip____ Very old news but the traders get word of what is hot and the valuations skyrocket! Just beware! Here is my post saying I liked FDX suite101.com right in our B2B thread. How many picked a B2B stock back then that is up today? That was my top B2B pick according to that post.. I was interested in old fashioned stuff like profits when that was out of favor. and a chart bigcharts.com So, it is good to see that some were warning about B2B early on... 8)