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To: olivier asser who wrote (90234)	1/27/2005 3:48:39 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 122087

olivier, why dont you post your 12,000 trades that you lost money on so we all can get a chuckle. No profits in a few hours always makes a day trader bitter.

To: olivier asser who wrote (90234)	1/27/2005 3:51:13 PM
From: Dave O.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 122087

Sorry Ollie .. I have 3 degrees .. math oriented. You continue to play with selected facts. I stated commissions have been reduced by about 75% since the late 90's, when you traded. Call up MLCO, GSCO or MSCO and see what they'd quote you on a trading commission. < if I were choosing what securities to buy and sell then why would I pay an investment adviser $500 a month for recommendations > Ahhh, so you admit they offered "recommendations". You were not ORDERED to buy and sell their recommendations? So you chose when to buy/sell (short/cover)? Is that correct? < ARE YOU SOME KIND OF LOSER TRUSTING US > LOL. I think you fit the above. I mean I can't comprehend HOW anyone could lose $1 million per month in the greatest bull market in history!! Enough of this ... you don't want to deal with all the facts. Reality can be tough to face at times Ollie. Still never answered if Trading Places provided to their clients your trading history; that you'd (apparently) lost $10 million. Isn't that relevant to clients? Don't they have a right to have full disclosure of facts that may impact their decision to remain a client? See ya ....