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To: mishedlo who wrote (51431)8/28/2002 1:44:42 AM
From: augieboo  Respond to of 209892
 
Yeah, but he also almost always gets the basic direction right, which is a lot more than I can say for ... oh ... myself, for example. ):



To: mishedlo who wrote (51431)8/28/2002 8:00:28 AM
From: Zeev Hed  Respond to of 209892
 
Mish, you have that strange need to put everything in black and white, you got to recognize that the world is mostly shades of gray.

For Instance, "Zeev is ALWAYS early" with the emphasis on "always". You are "ALWAYS" (just on this) wrong.

Aprill 22 Bear stand, was late, still early enough to save a lot of dough, but late. On the other hand, the first six weeks of the Nassacre, were on the nose, including each wiggle in the first three phases (than early in getting back in on the close on 7/2, though not really since that caught a very nice bump 7/3 and 7/5 before I turned back Neutral). Last week Bear call (Thursday at 3:30 at 1425), was, I would say an exact call, both time wise and price wise. As for "way too optimistic", you got a short memory, you forgot the call for a major decline last December, it turned out it was quite mild (I am sure Ork remembers that turnip's failing (g)), and the turnips were too pessimistic, not "way way optimistic". So don't be so definitive (black and white), the turnips are sometimes right, sometime wrong, sometimes too optimistic, some times too pessimistic, just shades of gray (g), but they are not stubborn or stay one way or the other despite the market's changes, because the market is never wrong, it just is.

Zeev