BullShip Press Presents: 'PennyStocking': Six-Hour Instructional Trading DVD: $297
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1. My DVD teaches that there are plenty of ways to make money in Penny Stocks, depending on your personality, you can go long, short, hold for 5 min, 5 days, 5 years, whatever.
2. I also preach that you have to adjust to changing market conditions. If and when I sell 1 million DVDs, you'll see changes in the charts and you can take everything I've taught you and flip it so you can profit from those who aren't as nimble.
3. I don't think I'll be selling 1 million DVDs anytime soon, but following your reasoning, it'd be better to buy sooner rather than later.
4. If I am successful in opening Penny Stocks ups to the masses, liquidity will increase and so will volatility so there will be a great many more trading opportunities for all.
Interesting theory Tim. Time will tell if it proves to be true. Good Luck with your project and don't these malcontent bashers who have no life and know nothing of what they speak about influence you and your mission.
Remember, sticks and stones may break my bones , but words will never harm me. And as far as Mrs. reaver goes, she can attest bigtime to the first part of that rhyme, right reaver?
Quote from Surdo:
Why do you people insist on responding to this SNAKE OIL salesman?
Best part with the theory is Timmay makes his money no matter what happens to the poor suckers who buy the snake oil crap!
So, either way it is a win-win for BullShit Press.
Like they say on wall st. The broker made money, the house made money and two out of aint bad.
Good point:
So, 2 out of 3 make money...ain't bad...
....and poor suckers (1 out of 3) are left holding the timmay dvd....
Whats wrong with making money off providing a service? Are you anti-capitalism? The $300 price is very reasonable, especially when compared to other instructional DVDs as it'll only take one or two successful trades to cover. Also, I'm going to be devoting my life to this so before reading my articles/ blog, it'll be better to understand where I'm coming from.
Selling a product knowing it does not deliver on its promises 'as a service' is the perfect argument that is bringing more regulation into the entire investment/brokerage/hedge fund industry.
And you DO know it doesn't work because you have prudently decided not to use it to trade your own or your friend's money....
You claim to be 'brutally honest' and when asked direct questions "Then I said I can't say and that's what my lawyer advised me."
How many DVDs would you sell if you disclosed actual trading results the way you are calling the bogus stock trades you are posting? What would you say are the odds of a newbe purchasing your DVD with say $5000 and having make any profit 6 months or a year later? Or, before the $5000 is gone?
"Come on suckers, Its immoral to let suckers keep their money..." form of capitalism your best defense?
Have a great Saturday!!!
