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Lessons in Day (Scamming) Traders
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Emcee:  Mr. Rhino Type:  Unmoderated
As we slowly learn the ins and outs of trading on line, like myself, we sometimes get too excited about the posts and the threads that are out there. If I ever buy something that has been wrongfully "pumped up" I have NO ONE to blame but myself. Some of these threads are highly informative, and I have done fairly well with my picks.

But this other stuff "NEWS ON THE WAY, LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS, BEST PRICES EVER". FORGET IT!! It's like being in a Bargain Basement store selling junk for something. I should do what I do when I see those signs in store windows on the streets, keep on walking.

I have only been doing this a few months, and from what I see, there are some seasoned veterans out there. And in the world of the fast buck, it gets exciting watching this market go topsy turvy.

I am just writing this because I feel like it, and I blame nobody for the foolish, and sometimes false info that may be posted up here. But I do write this because there may be a new person reading this thread today, and my warning to them is DON'T GET TOO EXCITED !!!!!
(You see I let myself go again). Stay with YOUR OWN feelings and don't drift into the world of hard core gambling. Son't read something like "THIS IS A STEAL, BUY NOW BEFORE IT"S TOO LATE" and go against your better judgement. GOD gives us a voice inside to listen to. Keep listening. It will save you thousands of dollars.

This thread is a pretty cool place. It has a lot of good things, from a lot of smart people to offer. Good advice. And a few times I didn't know the terms of things, and asked, and got answers very quickly. Good guys and gals out there. But watch the scammers, and stay with your gut!!

Mr. Rhino
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25 Mr. Rhino: I have to agree with the less is more strategy. I like the crazy DEllilah-4/26/1999
24 That's not a task, my friend....that's faith. If you have a Bible handyFZupan-4/22/1999
23 A tip: The secret of life is to have a task. Something that you devote your eMr. Rhino-4/22/1999
22 Your right about that. I think about trading believe it or not when I shoot poMr. Rhino-4/22/1999
21 It's almost welcome when the world trashes tech stocks, because when thereMr. Rhino-4/22/1999
20 Sounds like you made some "good" trades. Any trade that avoid makingDan Clark-4/22/1999
19 That's right. I'm going to do some work this weekend and find some hopMr. Rhino-4/22/1999
18 Just make sure you get your transfer ticket, so you don't have to pay the fFZupan-4/22/1999
17 It's been a good day today. I've been watching the buses go by. haven&Mr. Rhino-4/22/1999
16 LOL! Dan Clark-4/22/1999
15 I ahve also been mentioning a stock for about two months now. I first read aboMr. Rhino-4/22/1999
14 Also, when we are buying and selling stocks, we need to keep our emotions out oMr. Rhino-4/22/1999
13 The analogy of the bus was excellent. It makes a lot of sense, especially withMr. Rhino-4/22/1999
12 Thanks for starting this thread...I've got it bookmarked and will keep checFZupan-4/22/1999
11 Four seems to be a good number for me now. Like I said before, I got so caughtMr. Rhino-4/22/1999
10 i actually missed that one too!! So I drove in today!! Mr. Rhino Mr. Rhino-4/22/1999
9 I understand that there is an 8:01 express that's supposed to be a good ridDan Clark-4/22/1999
8 Mr. R, I'm into daytrading. Frankly, I can't manage more than two at oDan Clark-4/22/1999
7 I have also found that the less I react, and the less I buy, it seems the more Mr. Rhino-4/22/1999
6 I am not into IPO's. Not because I don't want to be, but it just impossMr. Rhino-4/22/1999
5 That is a GREAT analogy. That's one of the reasons I worte what I did todaMr. Rhino-4/22/1999
4 I think ALL hyping is getting people scared or excited. I delete all such trasDan Clark-4/21/1999
3 I think all of this hyping fundamental stocks, steel and coke and copper and trDEllilah-4/21/1999
2 The bus analogy - In another thread, one fellow used this analogy... "TraDan Clark-4/21/1999
1 I am new to SI and want to ask about IPO's. I have submitted an offer for DEllilah-4/21/1999
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