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Strategies & Market Trends : Ask DrBob -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: RandomMuser who wrote (99902)	4/8/2010 11:19:03 AM
From: Roebear	Respond to of 100058

One can always hope. Lost track of Robert J Mullenbach also back in 2002, from the old AEM thread. AEM turned into a screamer too; we had it back in the five $ and under range back in 99-01, went all the way up to 82.87 by 08, unbelievable run. Too bad I didn't hold it the whole way, if Robert were around, I probably would have, I would have felt obligated, ggg. I always hoped that Robert was around to see that AEM run and I also hope Dr Bob is doing well. Somewhere... Perhaps they are on an island somewhere with umbrella drinks... Good question is, what is the proper way to leave a board at the last post?? Should one post-humously post a notice on the thread when one shuffles off this mortal coil?? Should a message with the proper links and passwords be put in the Last Will and Testament??? Quite a few folks over the years have disappeared, dozens really I have old bookmarks for and one has to wonder if they simply left the markets behind with the dot.com/tele.com/RE crashes (probably most), they deceased (probably some) or they were your broker (or perhaps the FBI/IRS) in disguise and they retired off of your profits, ggg. At any rate, a lot of folks are left to wonder what happened when folks just disappear. Roebear