To: angel who wrote (1832 ) 1/1/1998 4:59:00 PM From: tech Read Replies (1) | Respond to
You can't win or lose, if you don't play the game.exchange2000.com You never make or lose any money by giving opinions but never actually playing the game. I do not hesistate to step to the bar and take my chances. Nor am I concerned about publishing the transactions for all to see. A bad investment becomes a long term holding that will pay off big time down the road. Poo-Poo-ing from the sidelines does not help anyone. I didn't get to where I am by standing on the sidelines. I am positioned real well for the recovery and all can see that if I waited just a little longer, my entry points could have been better. Very rarely do we get you committing to a trade so you are correct 100% of the time. I won't Monday Morning Quarterback or be cautious. My purpose is to provide a yardstick to be judged by. You haven't seen me press anyone on the Stock Swap Fund or give it much press recently. To set up such a proposition I wanted to be 100% sure that they entry point would not adversely affect anyone's pocketbook. Since there was great fear that the Markets would correct, I have hestitated to move forward on the proposition. As we move out of this correction and start the swing upward, the timing will be correct for this. Until then, it does not see the light of day.However, as far as actually playing the game of stocks (investing), I am in the trenches on the line of scrimmage and you have been more of an arm chair Quarterback. It's very easy to keep clean and not get sacked when you never take the snap. Note* Mr. Vance has a portfolio in excess of One Million dollars.
