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


To: Joe Basile who wrote (3985)3/10/1998 9:01:00 PM
From: heavenly  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 42834
 
I am a new listener to Moneytalk (and a new subscriber to Markettimer). It does appear that Brinker knows his business very well; in fact he is the only person I have ever heard on the radio in the financial field that seems to be objective.

I did not have the chance to listen last weekend. Has Brinker indicated a new "buying opportunity" or is it still Dow 7400?

This is my first post on Silicon. Greetings to all.



To: Joe Basile who wrote (3985)3/10/1998 9:49:00 PM
From: Justa Werkenstiff  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 42834
 
Well, Joe, you are right. That January call was certainly amazing. I asked the thread a few posts back if anyone could comment on the significance of that call and nobody responded. The big difference between this market call and any previous one Brinker has made was the precision. You could set your watch to it. It was more reliable than the weatherman forecasting the weather <g> 12 hours in advance. As I recall, previous gifthorses or buying opportunities were often vague. Rallies to new highs would be vaguely predicted by saying something like: "The correction will last a few months and we will see a rally to new highs by the end of the spring season." Not this time. Brinker said the rally would begin at the end of January or early February as I recall. He said we would rally to new highs on all the major indexes with big caps leading (especially in technology) by March. Here we are today and everything was right on target. Nobody else in the investment community made that call to my knowledge. Sure, there were good bullish arguments made by the likes of Abby Joesph Cohen. But Brinker made the exact call like nobody else. Nobody in the media has given him credit. Not many here on this thread have done so either.

What more do we want? So now not only do people on the thread want him to make the great call, they want him to wear a dress while doing it and act real nice (just kidding)? I wonder if the majority of people who bought the Beardstown ladies' book were woman. I think so. I got that book as a gift long ago (from a woman) and the damn thing sure does make a good coaster but I have not opened it. Maybe the thread wants the Goddess back. She aimed at and appealed to the female audience: "Call me so we can discuss your feelings about money and weather you need professional help with your affairs financial. Buy my book Making Change. Let's talk." I'd betcha the Goddess would have told that woman to buy Microsoft just like she was lump summing folks into the market at record highs. Oh, God, save me from the Goddess.



To: Joe Basile who wrote (3985)3/11/1998 12:17:00 PM
From: Trebor  Respond to of 42834
 
>The woman will live through it, and I doubt she's going to buy MSFT.<

Truth be known, the woman probably could sock her 33 grand into MSFT and in five or 10 years find herself a much wealthier person. Now before you all rip my hide off, let me say I'm not advocating that investment approach, just saying that the odds that MSFT will continue on an upward trend over time far exceed the odds that it won't. IMHO.