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Politics : Ask Michael Burke -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Knighty Tin who wrote (47373)	2/16/1999 11:25:00 AM
From: accountclosed	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 132070

I find this ironic. The Burke thread is weak being one trick ponies. The weakness of Burke and his followers is they are One Trick Ponies, always playing to the Dark Side. If they were more flexible, they might make a buck. Most of them probably own Uzis and bury gold in their back yards. Message 7847961 Yet Dalin posts AEOB which stands for "all eggs in one basket" Message 7848026 So a clarificiation is requested by someone who has even more all eggs in one basket: I seem to recall that even though you say you have AEOB, you always seem to have a little bit of cash (or margin) to buy more eggs on these pullbacks. I'd like to suggest you publish a more precise Egg value, a new indicator for the thread so to speak <g>, of exactly what percentage of your eggs are Delleggs. For example, if all your cash and margin was used up, you'd be 100%AEOB. If, however, you still had margin buying power on any given day, you'd be X%AEOB. This would be helpful for those of us AEOB brethren. FWIW I am 100% to the hilt, leveraged up to the point of nervously pulling at my beard all day long, AEOB. Message 7848029 now refresh my memory who are the one trick ponies?