If you feel like saying Thank You :)

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romik

Since it's Christmas and almost the end of 2006 I thought to open this thread to thank people that have contributed their knowledge/experiences and due to whose inputs I have and will be a better trader.

Thanks to all contributing ETers and especially:

B1S2
Nihabaashi
4re
Spike500
Schaefer

Have a Merry Christmas and a prosperous and happy 2007!
 
Quote from belavia:

Good post.
Add Spydertrader to that list as well.
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Of course, how are you man? Long time no speak.

This thread is for all, so if you feel like saying Thank You, here is the spot for it :)
 
I'm a noob, both to this forum and to trading.

I do want to say that in my short time here, I recognize there are many, many deeply knowledgeable people that consistently post gems of wisdom that help to keep me balanced in my macro and micro views.

I hope everyone here has a great Holiday Season, and that they also have their happiest, most prosperous, and most importantly, healthiest year in 2007.
 
Romik... a most thoughtful thread.

Such graciousness will come back to you tenfold!

Merry X-mas and Happy Holidays to all!

Aloha for now!
 
Props to Optioncoach and the whole Credit spread gang. A great education indeed.

Also, thanks to Don and all of the OPG guys for keeping that thread up to speed, especially with the hybrids throwing a wrench into the works.

Merry Christmas to all!
 
I would like to thank 2manywhiners for spending an endless amount of time and effort helping me out.

My first 3 months of trading have been pretty much even, some of that can be contributed to 2many. I will be able to dedicate more time to trading so hopefully I will keep improving through the new year.

I would also like to thank ... well ... everyone else. Keep up with the great (and not so great) posts.

Have a safe and happy holidays.
 
Considering the quality of your typical internet forum, ET has proven to be among the best. I don't know that I'm a better trader as a result of participating here,(I was never very good to begin with), but many threads have been thought provoking and quite the learning experience, especially for a joe lunchbucket like me. For that I thank you.
Enjoy the holidays and may the new year bring continued success in your personal and professional lives.
 
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