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

To: Diamond Jim who wrote (3547)	2/21/1998 2:59:00 AM
From: marc ultra	Respond to of 42834

Re "I hate to see valuable air time taken up telling me what I should of done" I don't like it either but consider there are constantly new or old listeners tuning in who haven't been following Bob every weekend and pointing out correct calls is the only way these people will hear the timing part of Bob's expertise, be impressed and start listening on a regular basis. It was when I began to notice Bob's correct market calls one after another several years ago that I really became a dedicated listener. Further if I think about all the top radio talk show hosts they don't tend to be humble self-deprecating types. Self promotion is obviously part of the game for success and Bob does this less than most when you consider his tremendous background and experience which he only rarely talks about. Also he doesn't push books, ties or other crap, just paid commercials for Marketimer

To: Diamond Jim who wrote (3547)	2/21/1998 3:05:00 AM
From: Dr. Anthony Keyodo	Respond to of 42834

RE: I shoulda done or coulda done. This is all part of the process of bringing one to act. For years Bob has been telling his listeners when to buy before the point of opportunity. After the point he reminds all those who did not act what they shoulda, coulda done. If we look back we will see that Bob has been calling many entry points ever since dow 777. If someone claims he has been listening to Bob for over a month or more but still ask the question when should I put some more money in the market, Bob must ask himself if he talking to the walls. When I first started listening to moneytalk I was in debt with no money to invest. So for years I've been hearing what I shoulda, coulda done. This however gave me the resolve when monies did became availible to act quickly when the next signal was given. Tony