Bullz N Bears Youtube video

Quote from JimmyJam:

... how far a hole is the kid willing to dig himself in? :confused:

It's really getting, a little, well, sociopathic with him now.

Man, you think he'd quit, or at least straighten his act up.

JJ
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Meth does weird things to the mind. I saw a girl I went to HS with, she's thirty one and she looks older than my grandmother and is always looking around, freaking out etc. It's scary stuff.
 
Quote from Emilio_Lizardo:

You've got that right!

Do you think Jake Bernstein started out as
the smooth-talking suited-up conman with
a great haircut whom you saw in those
seasonal spread infomercials? No way! He
started out as awkward and confused as
BnB. But he kept at it.

BnB has already demonstrated that he
can create Elite's most active threads and
bring in the YouTube page views, just give
him time.

I don't think it will even take him twenty
years though. In a decade he will be
right up there with Larry Williams and
Kent Calhoun in the trading guru hall of
fame.
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This is my fear that this guy somehow turns out to be the next
Bill Gates. See Tim Sykes for theorem proof.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_monkey_theorem
 
BnB may one day cross a personal threshold into the wonders of a triple digit I Q. I can see him spending time as a party dj and eventually ending up running a string of ho's in a small midwesten city.
Timmay has some drive, unfortunately he niether possess the proper education or social connections to move very far forward in the serious money management biz. Picking up loose change in penny stocks is not a harbinger of multibillion dollar fund management skills. There is no substance to his trading. We will eventually see him on late night infomercials hocking easy real estate profits.
Marketsurfer's last post in his journal says it all. He blames the market. He declares victory over, or defeat of, the market. There is no such thing, there is only victory or defeat over ones behavior while the market rolls along, producing profit or loss is the participants job, not the markets.

You are probably right , with the dumbing down of America and the greater fool theory, somebody will give all of them money. Unless they have a shoeshine stand none of it will be mine.
 
Quote from Banjo:


Marketsurfer's last post in his journal says it all. He blames the market. He declares victory over, or defeat of, the market. There is no such thing, there is only victory or defeat over ones behavior while the market rolls along, producing profit or loss is the participants job, not the markets.

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i don't agree.

allow me to address your comments toward this writer.

i don't blame "the market" for my recent slam down--however, regardless of the traders skills or abilities, speculating into this type of event, one is at the market's mercy. one could state that it is foolhardy to have positions on prior to a potential extreme event-- however, my info and knowledge of what has occured in the past during the same scenerio provided confidence to enter as i did--only in hindsight can one see the foolishness of it--- it could have been a hero trade, one of the best single trades--instead of the worst in the least amount of time. that's called risk, embrace it, or forever CHURN and eventually BURN. you know what my choice is, yours is up to you.



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