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

To: Jeffrey D who wrote (19671)	10/24/2003 10:13:10 AM
From: Kirk ©	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 42834

Jeffrey A clear sign of immaturity is name calling. You have that name calling down well. You must have been a real hit in the 2nd grade. You said here that people that follow Brinker lose money. This guy didn't suite101.com He used to be like you and even called me the "a word." It seems he has grown up and crossed to the "dark side." Will, are you going to copy that post from "taters" over to "The Kirk Tesitmonial" forum you were asking about? Be my guest to start it off. You missed a fun chat last night. Reporter made his first ever gain in the market using that stock and we are already trying to figure out how to spend it for him.

To: Jeffrey D who wrote (19671)	10/24/2003 1:18:46 PM
From: stockalot	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42834

"Actually, I love the term "goober." I think it is absolutely hilarious that an arrogant elitist like you underperforms those good folks you call "goobers." You are stating as facts, facts that are not in evidence. I have outperformed Brinker's stated (even the dishonest one leaving out the QQQs and tEFQX) for my whole investing career of nearly 30 years. However that is not the reason I am fascinated by the critter. It is the honesty, his relationship with UTEK, his posts as Don Lane, his hiding of TEFQX, his deception with his January "I am not bearish" call. His radio QQQ trade that he sold at the low of the summer and had an excuse "The most important thing in a bear market is capital preservation" His QQQ ACT IMMEDIATELY bulletin near the beginning of the worst bear in history, for up to 1/3 of a portfolio to purchase QQQs in the 80s. Same security and same time frame and same projection as the radio QQQ trade only this time he held them all the way down under 20.00 His excuse this time totally opposite his excuse of the failure in the radio trade: "We don't sell on weakness". Brinker is fun to watch because of his character and what he will do to make himself a dime. He is of no interest to me as an investment advisor. Btw, most must share my view, I don't see any of that crew who used to hang on his every word paying any attention to him on the "moderated" thread. As we agree there are no longer any callers to his program that are stock market savvy--only the goobers. Keep complaining about me and using all kinds of permutations on my screen name Jeffrey, but you know I'm right. :)