Blowing Up

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I'm not sure you want to reproduce his strategy. He did after all go broke and commit suicide.
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that was because there was no Prozac at that time.
 
One thing I wanted to point out which is of worthy mention is how market commentators and bloggers will always seem to hedge their statements so that if their call goes wrong then they will look right. Nor will they ever provide real sources for their statements or show us exactly what they are seeing so we can evaluate the information for ourselves. There is always a certain amount of vaguery baked into their statements. They will most always use the term "propietary indicator" which means they dont want to give us any supporting information and look smart.

Why cant these market commentators simply say they were wrong? Im not sure if its part of some marketing strategy or a part of their personality where they will assume no personal responsibility for their statements.

So if you are looking for worthy calls from commentators then its truly a very mixed bag. Its not even worthy to tune into those shows or be a part of a blog otherwise you get sucked into their game. They might seem like they are on their side, but the only side they are on is their own.
 
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One thing I wanted to point out which is of worthy mention is how market commentators and bloggers will always seem to hedge their statements so that if their call goes wrong then they will look right. Nor will they ever provide real sources for their statements or show us exactly what they are seeing so we can evaluate the information for ourselves. There is always a certain amount of vaguery baked into their statements. They will most always use the term "propietary indicator" which means they dont want to give us any supporting information and look smart.

Why cant these market commentators simply say they were wrong? Im not sure if its part of some marketing strategy or a part of their personality where they will assume no personal responsibility for their statements.

So if you are looking for worthy calls from commentators then its truly a very mixed bag. Its not even worthy to tune into those shows or be a part of a blog otherwise you get sucked into their game. They might seem like they are on their side, but the only side they are on is their own.
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Why doesn't a used-car salesman tell you the true history of the automobile? Other companies know their product has bugs, but they sell them anyhow, why? Why doesn't the real estate agent tell you negative things about the property or area?

Blogs, classes, seminars, whatever...they are done so the person makes money. It's not done for fun, or free. You should have tried to sell them something. The goal is to have more money, and they got yours. You got taken. Scammed, whatever. They played the role of the casino, and now you realize 'paying for entertainment' was idiotic.

They will never say how bad/wrong they are, because maybe you are visiting for the first time....why give a bad impression. There are tons of suckers out there, and maybe this second another is ready to give his/her money away for nothing.

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Quote from blowingup2012:

One thing I wanted to point out which is of worthy mention is how market commentators and bloggers will always seem to hedge their statements so that if their call goes wrong then they will look right. Nor will they ever provide real sources for their statements or show us exactly what they are seeing so we can evaluate the information for ourselves. There is always a certain amount of vaguery baked into their statements. They will most always use the term "propietary indicator" which means they dont want to give us any supporting information and look smart.

Why cant these market commentators simply say they were wrong? Im not sure if its part of some marketing strategy or a part of their personality where they will assume no personal responsibility for their statements.

So if you are looking for worthy calls from commentators then its truly a very mixed bag. Its not even worthy to tune into those shows or be a part of a blog otherwise you get sucked into their game. They might seem like they are on their side, but the only side they are on is their own.
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If you are not NoDoji, under what name did you post b4?
 
Quote from SteveNYC:

Yep. Figured that out moments ago.


Should just post under emg and take it like a man.
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I don't think he is emg.

emg doesn't trade.

This guy traded and lost a bunch.

emg seems to be a college student, doing a degree somewhere. He is very into university trading rooms.

hey, emg, University of Phoenix also has a trading room. I will upload the picture, if I can find the trading room, it's at an undisclosed location on campus.
 
Quote from SteveNYC:

Yep. Figured that out moments ago.


Should just post under emg and take it like a man.
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He was not paying enough to continue with posting his style of negativity , so his stooges stopped posting.
 
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If you are not NoDoji, under what name did you post b4?
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blotto/zen student
just further bashing of Nodoji in a bit more subtle way.
(and his blowing up post just a setup, imo)
 
I'm still not quite sure how NoDoji became such a polarizing figure. Even in threads that have nothing to do with her.... her name keeps coming up!

It seems there are very few if any shades of grey, you either love her or you hate her. She always conducted herself in a professional manner and never responded negatively to attacks. In a weird way it kind of reminds me of a story I read last fall about Tim Tebow and how opinion was so sharply divided on him.... the reason being that he just seemed too good to be true. So as a result people either fell in love with him, or hated him and rooted for him to fail. Seems the same sort of dynamic plays out on ET with regard to NoDoji.
 
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