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

To: octavian who wrote (40307)	11/13/2008 1:35:42 AM
From: Web$urf	1 Recommendation Respond to of 42834

brinker strategy, hold no matter what, like a rank amateur apparently. market down 45% from hights, NO exit strategy, NO reassessment of growing risks over time as it impacts any change in stock market strategy. just don't look at your monthly statements, that's it! lol

To: octavian who wrote (40307)	11/14/2008 7:27:27 PM
From: octavian	5 Recommendations Respond to of 42834

Well, we seem to have lost another basher! -:) In case you people haven't noticed, our paulnewmanhero has not posted for 2 days. It seems fairly obvious that he preferred leaving to answering my questions in 40307. Bashers like to bash. They do NOT like to answer questions! ROFLOLOLOLOL!!!

To: octavian who wrote (40307)	11/14/2008 8:07:50 PM
From: paulnewmanhero	1 Recommendation Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 42834

Your premise seems to be that anyone who comes here who is critical of Brinker is a basher and that everyone else wants to talk just generally about him. I read through the last 50 or so posts and it seems like the majority are about another person's newsletter named Kirk. To answer your other question I did raise cash in 2000, used that cash for the QQQQ, missed the buy signal in March by a few days so dollar cost averaged in after that. I don't think Brinker is infallable never did. But I had never seen Brinker issue a bulletin before and seem that admant about it (the act immediately bulletin) and so I put in the recommended amount for someone in portfolio I. The problem I have now with Brinker is not that he makes mistakes its how he handles them and what I perceive as major character defects in who I once thought could be a trusted financial advisor. His arrogance on top of that only makes it worse.