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Strategies & Market Trends : Bill Wexler's Profits of DOOM -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: cAPSLOCK who wrote (234)	3/5/1998 1:41:00 PM
From: Jim Roof	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4634

<<As to "short trading = evil" type reasoning.>> I never said that short trading is evil or a bad thing. Some of my best trades have been shorts. My issue with Mr. Wexler is that he has a high degree of disregard for what is true and a low level of conscience for putting forth his lies. I have no trouble at all with people who exercise honesty and integrity when entering into a discussion regardless of which side they are from. Good honest argumentation is a good thing. If you will read my posts re:BTIM and in particular the phaseIII trial results you will notice that I am talking specifics and interpreting recorded facts using my understanding of the mechanics of BTIM's product. Read Mr. Wexler's responses and you will not find factual information. All you have from him is claims of fraud with zero substantiation to back it up. <<vast right wing conspiracy' approach???>> What I mean by this is that Mr. Wexler, when presented with incontrovertible facts, resorts to theories of fraud and scam to justify his own short positions. When he cannot argue the actual factual details he must wrap it all up into one package and label the whole thing as a 'fraud' or 'scam'. Ie., if the facts are against him then according to Wexler the facts must be lies. Nevermind that he has been clearly caught passing off lies as facts. Finally, I hope you at least notice that I take the time to explain myself in some detail so that I might be better understood. I see no such effort from Mr. Wexler. <<But then you are a lowlife short trader>> Mr. Wexler is probably just a lowlife person who happens to be a short trader. His short trades are not the issue. His lack of integrity and disingenuous postings are, for me at least, a major issue. Bill Wexler is intellectually dishonest. Jim