I am with [byculla] on this one: it's a free exchange of opinions. Nobody is forcing anybody to read or respond: if ET starts restricting what you can or cannot say, where do they stop ?
I posted a question about BestChoice and people put in their '...2 cents worth...': I appreciate their input.
I don't believe everything I read here, and neither should anybody else.
If [PeteHoyt] is really Pete Hoyt of BestChoice software, then let's have a free exchange with him. Let him present his arguments: I think people here are smart enough to see if itâs true or not. If we start throwing out F-this F-that... pretty soon people will drift away: not a lot of meaningful content in sentences where every other word is effing this, eff that.
I agree with [traderNik] on one thing: the claim made by PeteHoyt "...we have users who have 10x their money....on multiple occasions." 10X on multiple occasions just does not sound possible. Maybe once (even that would be a stretch), but multiple times�
As to the testimonials posted by the vendor: I donât believe them, from any vendor. I have yet to see any vendor post negative testimonials together with the positive ones, thatâs why itâs not believable.
On a larger note, I am not a believer in the randomness of the stock market, meaning that there are patterns that are somewhat predictable. But one thing has bothered me about companies that sell software that claim to be able to predict the direction of a particular stock with great accuracy: if the software is that good, why sell it for say $5,000 ? why not keep the software secret, borrow a ton of money, make 10X on multiple occasions, pay back the loan and live off the dividends ? why bother dealing with pesky customers�
