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To: Kirk © who wrote (24456)	8/28/2006 11:37:25 AM
From: queenleah	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 42834

Kirk, I agree that is an awful, indefensible thing to say to you or to anyone. We need to control our mouths here and our animosity and our typing fingers, to be sure. And no one deserves that kind of statement. Having said that, I would additionally say that your last statement "I bet Bob Brinker is really proud of the type of people who come to his defense and attack me" is uncalled for. It wasn't Brinker's fault in any way that was said, and to imply that he would approve is wrong.

To: Kirk © who wrote (24456)	8/29/2006 4:19:32 AM
From: J-L-S	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42834

"on iHub you've been nearly begging me to help you understand how to use the Spiral Futures forum on my site to make money" My comments on the TREND1 message board, to which you refer, were a criticism of the Spiral method. I think it is pretty much worthless, but I tried to remain polite and objective in my criticism. To do my analysis required using your link to retrieve the data. I read no other comments at that site. In fact, I didn't even read the raw data till after it was downloaded. Basically, I scrolled down the page at the link you gave till I saw a table of data, then I copied it to a file. Actually, along with virtually everyone else I know, I would prefer you use one of the many free hosting sites to upload your data to iHub (or any other site). In that manner we could all avoid your obnoxious habit of always referring to data posted at Suite 101. We all know the only reason you do it is to make a few pennies. So, in your tiny mind you use other sites to gain the interest of other investors, and you post the data at your site; then you claim that people "read" what you write simply because someone might go there to get the data. That's sort of like baiting and trapping, isn't it? "First you tell me how boring I am and you never read what I write. Your analytical skills are lacking ... I never read anything at your site." You did not write the data. You reproduced it from someone else's study. I stand by my statement. I have never read anything you wrote at your site, Suite 101. "Are you bipolar to attack me in one forum and kiss my assets asking for help in another?" Show me a statement in any of these links you have posted, or any other link, where I ask you for help. Remember that questions are followed by question marks. Remember also that asking a person anything means that that person must be directly addressed. In my most recent post at iHub regarding the Spiral method, I stated essentially that futures must not have been used in the study because a good analyst would have put the futures prices and commissions in the table of data and not the index prices. tinyurl.com Now, if you look at that comment, you should notice (if you understand anything about English grammar, and message addressing formalities) that my question is rhetorical. If you look at the message on iHub to which that message refers, tinyurl.com, which is the only other thing I have ever written about the Spiral method, you will notice that there are no question marks, rhetorical or not. So your suggestion that I am begging you for help is only in your dreams. "hatred towards me." I don't hate you. I just like to pick on you, as it makes you squirm in the most mysterious ways -- sort of like picking on that slimy booger that refuses to get out of your nose; then once you get it, you flick it on the ground and everything is fine again.