Originally posted by aphexcoil
Apparently what I think is always wrong -- so there should be a way to make money off always being wrong.
You remind me of a friend of my who I play golf with occasionally. I'll never forget the first time we played. When he walked up on the tee box, and lined up for his drive...he lined up aiming at about a 45 degree angle to the left....right at the trees! Before I could say a word, he rared back, took a huge swing, smacked the ball, which took off straight for the trees! Just before it got there, it started slicing! It made a WIDE slice to the right, and ended up right in the middle of the fairway. LOL.
I commented....."What the hell was that?!" He explained that he had this wicked slice, and that therefore he played for it by lining up aiming to the left, so that his ball would end up where it was supposed to, in the fairway.
So later on, he's on the tee again...lines up pointed to the left, toward the trees. He rares back, takes a huge swing, and smacks it. It starts straight for the trees. This time though, it doesn't slice to the right. It screams straight out there, a perfect shot, going right where he aimed it....straight into the trees. LOL.
Now he says "$#*#%....#$&^!" I say, you know, you hit the perfect shot, but you lined up wrong, and now you're cussing over hitting the perfect shot!
The moral: Don't ever try to fade yourself, because then you'll be mad at yourself if you ever get it right.
Or something like that.
OldTrader
PS. Let me know when you get out of those puts.