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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker, Moneytalk and Marketimer -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: InvesTing who wrote (1690)10/22/2007 6:32:52 PM
From: queenleahRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 2121
 
Stockie said to queen: I don't understand why some feel compelled to shade the truth of that disaster.

I don't understand why some feel compelled to exaggerate by calling it (the QQQ call and consequences thereof) a "disaster".

...Queen's unexplained insinuation...

It wasn't an "insinuation"--it was a declarative statement.

...that she subsequently made up "many times over" the losses she suffered by not taking any money from the stock market as Brinker suggested...

I didn't say how I did it, and it's really not necessary for me to go into detail just because I'm being badgered and misquoted.

It is unfair to those who read this board about Brinker to believe there was some magic formula in Brinker's newsletter subsequent to 2003 that would have returned many fold what you lost.

And I didn't say anything about anybody should believe in any "magic formulas" either. It's unfair to misquote and misinterpret and exaggerate what was said, for effect.

Thank you very much for explaining your losses. Now if you would explain how those gains were arrived at it would be very beneficial as well.

Suffice it to say that in my investment history, I've always valued Brinker as an advisor and a guide, and I continue to do so. And I've always done things my way, according to what I'm comfortable with. That's what Brinker advises also.