I am leaving this forum and a protest note

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Quote from Jerry030:

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Quote from Jerry030:

For those who feel there life is incomplete because they aren?t sufficiently worried about approaching disaster, economic collapse or the swine flu, please visit Troubled Times. They have something for everyone including a color coding system for future disasters to come!


http://www.zetatalk.com/thub.htm
"Troubled Times believes that a world-wide cataclysm, of massive proportions, will strike the Earth Troubled Times believes that a world-wide cataclysm, of massive proportions, will strike the Earth in 2003 or shortly thereafter. The cause of this natural event will be a monster planet, known to the ancients but as yet undiscovered by modern man, which will pass very near the earth as part of its normal 3,600 year orbit around the sun.

The ancient?s called this monster the 12th Planet, and as this magnetic giant passes by, it will force our North and South Poles to rotate 90 degrees. The shifting poles will drag the Earth's crust with them, ultimately producing a new global map in a matter of hours in a massive cataclysm affecting all life on earth. These events have occurred before, as ancient legends and Prophecies fortell, creating what man interprets to be ice ages, wandering poles and the flood, and have resulted in the extinction of the Mastodon and the sinking of Atlantis.
Mankind survived these past cataclysms, some because they were lucky, and others because they foresaw events and took precautions. To prepare for this event, Troubled Times, a volunteer organization, was formed. The Troubled Times mission is to place into the public record a set of solutions for survival into the next century, solutions that are affordable, attainable, and which will produce a healthy lifestyle in the Aftertime. These solutions can be found radiating from The Hub of Troubled Times, which is icon driven to help the public rapidly locate information. "

If mocking people that say bad events are possible makes you feel good, then run with it. Guys like you thought I was from another planet 3 years ago. One individual I know bought C in the low 30s couple years ago. I told him he was crazy. He lost about 150K.

And I have made most of my money in the past during the bubble times. I was an optimist then because that was the trend. Today, I still do well, but holding onto my money makes me just as happy. Gold has been good to me. Still trade stocks, but focusing on commodities more.

Good luck, and if happy thoughts alone make you rich - run with it. I prefer math and reality.
 
Quote from Onlygold:

You are the moderator. You don't need to say sorry. The forum has made known I'm not welcome and that's it. I'll only debate you a little more as long as I have a reason.

About $50,000 gold, you do not want a reason or hear. You ignore Peilthetraveller and chose your Econs professor as your gods. Simply siding a group of people and just ignoring the reasonings of others never make you wiser in your economics.

As long as you are tied to any likes and dislikes (even on gold), you won't be very much of a man. But you have many, many supporters and thats very important. Whether not believing gold will reach $50,000 be a cardinal sin does not matter.

BTW, being direct, I don't show you much respect despite many here worshiping your action. Why can't you just let me have a little more fun before leaving and leave the thread in premium space for 48 hours - So fast to chit chat
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1. You know nothing about what i believe in. the only thing you know is that i think your claims are rather ridiculous.

2. The people posting "in support" of me aren't supporting me or worshiping at all. They're agreeing with me. There's a difference.

Now please take your opinionated, lunatic and most of all boring self and do as you said you would in the topic thread title.
 
Quote from Misthos:

If mocking people that say bad events are possible makes you feel good, then run with it. Guys like you thought I was from another planet 3 years ago. One individual I know bought C in the low 30s couple years ago. I told him he was crazy. He lost about 150K.

And I have made most of my money in the past during the bubble times. I was an optimist then because that was the trend. Today, I still do well, but holding onto my money makes me just as happy. Gold has been good to me. Still trade stocks, but focusing on commodities more.

Good luck, and if happy thoughts alone make you rich - run with it. I prefer math and reality.

Not mocking just helping folks find the right goup of like minded thinkers....intellectual and social networking is good for everyone... creative ferment leads to new inventions, discoveries and innovation.

However some here seem to question your math. Do you use linear or regression models?... software you use: SAS, SPSS, JMP,m MathLab??
 
Quote from Jerry030:

Not mocking just helping folks find the right goup of like minded thinkers....intellectual and social networking is good for everyone... creative ferment leads to new inventions, discoveries and innovation.

However some here seem to question your math. Do you use linear or regression models?... software you use: SAS, SPSS, JMP,m MathLab??

Good one.

Here's my math:

2+2=4

But the irrationally exuberant believe that with a positive attitude 2+2=20

Sorry, wishing doesn't make it so. Maybe we should all WISH really hard?
 
Quote from Misthos:

Good one.

Here's my math:

2+2=4

But the irrationally exuberant believe that with a positive attitude 2+2=20

Sorry, wishing doesn't make it so. Maybe we should all WISH really hard?

Wow, 3rd grade math! How come everyone can't see it? Personally I perfer regression models with R2 > 0.925 and JMP or SPSS.
 
Quote from Jerry030:

Wow, 3rd grade math! How come everyone can't see it? Personally I perfer regression models with R2 > 0.925 and JMP or SPSS.

You ask "how come everyone can't see it?"

I don't know.... ask the Nobel Laureates at the former LTCM... ask the credit rating agencies... ask the mortgage securitizers and the creators of derivatives.

They used fancy models too!

How did that work out?

And you know what?

At the end of the day, they were trying to make 2+2=20.

And you know what else? The Federal Reserve and the Treasury and Congress as well are trying to make 2+2=20.

if you don't see this ending badly.... well, I wish I lived in your world. They tell me ignorance is bliss - is that true?
 
Quote from Misthos:

You ask "how come everyone can't see it?"

I don't know.... ask the Nobel Laureates at the former LTCM... ask the credit rating agencies... ask the mortgage securitizers and the creators of derivatives.

They used fancy models too!

How did that work out?

And you know what?

At the end of the day, they were trying to make 2+2=20.

And you know what else? The Federal Reserve and the Treasury and Congress as well are trying to make 2+2=20.

if you don't see this ending badly.... well, I wish I lived in your world. They tell me ignorance is bliss - is that true?

Exactly and precisely what kind of models did all those folks use?


Far as I know that guys weren't even good algo traders yet less sophisticated CI people. To the unimformed a model is any equation containing a greek. To those comforatbe with only addition and subtraction this must appear sophisticated...it isn't.
 
Quote from Jerry030:

Exactly and precisely what kind of models did all those folks use?


Far as I know that guys weren't even good algo traders yet less sophisticated CI people. To the unimformed a model is any equation containing a greek. To those comforatbe with only addition and subtraction this must appear sophisticated...it isn't.

Let's get back on track here, because this is getting tiring.

Earlier in this thread, you made a sweeping generalization about doomsters. Apparently we all suffer from some sort of neurosis.

From what I can tell, your arguments are not about the issue at hand, but are ad hominem in nature: I know algos/models - you don't - me smart - you dumb - you think a disaster is coming - your mother must not have hugged you enough...

Really, this is getting tiresome. Instead of attacking me or writing some irrelevant equations to appear intelligent, why don't you explain how this time is no different than any other? And comparing it to Y2K or any other past "scare" is not an option. I never worried about Y2K or the other issues. I don't ascribe to the Mayan 2012 theories either. I never worried about any major event in the 30 some years I have been on this planet.

So don't clump me in with some sort of perpetual doomer cult. If that's what you have to do to address your own insecurities - then own up to it.
 
Quote from Misthos:

Let's get back on track here, because this is getting tiring.

Earlier in this thread, you made a sweeping generalization about doomsters. Apparently we all suffer from some sort of neurosis.

From what I can tell, your arguments are not about the issue at hand, but are ad hominem in nature: I know algos/models - you don't - me smart - you dumb - you think a disaster is coming - your mother must not have hugged you enough...

Really, this is getting tiresome. Instead of attacking me or writing some irrelevant equations to appear intelligent, why don't you explain how this time is no different than any other? And comparing it to Y2K or any other past "scare" is not an option. I never worried about Y2K or the other issues. I don't ascribe to the Mayan 2012 theories either. I never worried about any major event in the 30 some years I have been on this planet.

So don't clump me in with some sort of perpetual doomer cult. If that's what you have to do to address your own insecurities - then own up to it.

Your points:

1) I don't know if you personally have a psychological addiction to impending doom/salvation. Both are part of the same syndrome which responds well to CBT therapy and GAD medications. If you keep seeing one of these in the future and when it does not occur you find a different one then seek a qualified mental health professional, otherwise you don't need one.

My real point is that with the millions of doomsayers and their thousands of theories on why it is immanent, not one has yet to occur in human history. Things might look tough if there is a panic, bubble, depression or war, but strangely civilization has continued on nicely for the last 10,000 years. A zero percent back test performance is usually a bad trade.

2) If you don't know the kind of math used in the examples you cite, which I guess you don't or you would have given a straight reply, I wouldn't say that you are dumb, just partially informed and have a tendency to make conclusions with partial and fuzzy information and don't know very much about that of which you cite as examples. In many circumstances this tendency limits one's ability to anticipate future events or understand
current ones.
 
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