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

To: Kirk © who wrote (28263)	1/28/2007 8:44:14 PM
From: EQ	Respond to of 42834

LMFAO! Tsk, Tsk. Improper ignore management hygiene.

To: Kirk © who wrote (28263)	1/28/2007 8:58:00 PM
From: queenleah	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42834

I took you off ignore long enough to see nothing has changed... ROFLOL. (no need to read the rest of it...) :) *

To: Kirk © who wrote (28263)	1/29/2007 10:39:05 AM
From: shres	Respond to of 42834

"I took you off ignore long enough to see nothing has changed except your LIES have grown larger, probably since I'm not reading them to point them out to others." said Kirk unashamedly. -------------------------------------------------------------- Well my goodness Kirk, what a surprise to see you taking people off ignore just for a tiny minute. Kirk you know you don't really have ANYBODY on ignore. You just can't bring yourself to do that. Egomania and paranoia won't let you put people on ignore anywhere. Hey congrats on your new bottom fishing newsletter that you and Korn have cobbled together. You've both been parasitically hanging on to Brinker's coattails for years trying to pick up a few crumbs and now you are going after Junior's new venture in the same bottom fishing fashion. I see you're even promoting your new venture at your so-called Bob Brinker Fan Club where you pick up a penny per hit or so. Man, I wouldn't want to get between you and Korn when it comes time to divvy up those pennies. I also see that you dishonestly given yourself a new title in your bio for your latest copycat venture. While you are just an ordinary, everyday writer like so many other schnooks at the spyware den, that didn't sound important enough so you now say you are "the chief editor of" the spyware den. You know that was a lie from the gitgo. Now Kirk, I know you will come forth and say somebody just made a mistake yada yada yada. But we know it's not a mistake...just like when you claim you have been writing an investment newsletter "for over a decade"....blatant misrepresentations or just outright lies. Kirk I think I will address what you said about buying the dips in another post. This one is getting a bit long and I don't want to confuse two issues. I just want to again congratulate you on your latest attempt to pick up a few crumbs from the Brinker table. And BTW, one of the latest fads at the spyware den is to lambaste Brinker Jr's lack of qualifications to write a retirement newsletter. What are you and Korn going to do if that little matter comes up about YOUR qualifications? Point to the other guy I guess.

To: Kirk © who wrote (28263)	1/29/2007 11:16:31 AM
From: shres	Respond to of 42834

"I use asset allocation so BY DEFINITION I can't get rallies wrong..." says Kirk rightfully. Kirk's definition of asset allocation is moving from cash to securities. What a joke. Hey Kirk, wouldn't everybody be an asset allocator then as they purchased securities for cash. Wade Cook and Kirk use the same rolling stock method, aka buying the dips. Here's Kirk's "asset allocation" at work... "I made quite a bit of money on counter trend rallies and actually showed a gain for 2001 in my newsletter by taking profits in the rallies and buying the declines."...boasted Kirk. Yeah, quite a bit of money...1.2% and it's a good thing too or you would have had a three-year losing streak. You lost money in 2000 and you lost money in 2002. Heck, you even lost money in 2004 when the market was UP. You wrote a contrived bit of nonsense about how to make money in a flat market. Are you planning a sequel about how to not lose money in an UP market?