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To: SGJ who wrote (126697)	6/19/2019 12:43:27 PM
From: Winfastorlose	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 221985

Cheif has been calling all of the bottoms on every correction. A few times he got stopped out, but each bottom was eventually found within a very close range and the times he was stopped, there was really no harm done. . He has been kicking butt as usual. Unless you listen to him, there is no way you could ever know just how good he is at that. Just since December, he is up approx 1000 S&P points. And, to make matters better, he has expressed caution at the tops. He is the best at timing in the game. No one else comes close. I use to run a service and I was not as good at timing as him. gemx, who is one hell of a trader, is not as good at timing as Cheif. Although gemx did call this last bottom to within one point. He was almost perfect as was Cheif at the Dec bottom. Very few people can do what Cheif does. I have never seen anyone else do it as well and I have watched a lot of people over the years. GZ is pretty good. His signals & stops keep him a lot more active than Cheif, but all in all, he looks to me like he makes bank most of the time. But GZ is more of a trend trader, like gemx. Correct me if I am wrong, but GZ doesn't really try to time. He just follows the trends. Both strategies work well.