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Jesse speaks, and says...
- Thread starter Jesse J.
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Quote from Jesse J.:
Yes, the S&P will DEFINITELY see 950 early this week.
With upside momentum, the buying will continue to feed on itself, especially buying by "squeeezed out" shorts.
At 950, JJ will return to tell you his next thoughts. Maybe.
Please go away. You are annoying. Alright already ..you are the best. Thanks for all your help. Couldn't have made a buck w/o ya!
Please, I left High School 20 years ago !
Later JJ...
if you're mr. market.
btw, I see in another thread that "alice" is back!
mr. market couldn't stay away!
welcome back mr. market!
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Please don't be stupid enough to tell me to go away. Better people have tried and tried. Obviously I cannot be stopped.
I mean, obviously JJ cannot be stopped!
btw, I see in another thread that "alice" is back!
mr. market couldn't stay away!
welcome back mr. market!
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Please don't be stupid enough to tell me to go away. Better people have tried and tried. Obviously I cannot be stopped.
I mean, obviously JJ cannot be stopped!
Quote from Jesse J.:
if you're mr. market.
btw, I see in another thread that "alice" is back!
mr. market couldn't stay away!
welcome back mr. market!
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Please don't be stupid enough to tell me to go away. Better people have tried and tried. Obviously I cannot be stopped.
I mean, obviously JJ cannot be stopped!
IGNORE button...idiot!
Jesse, keep making your predictions, and back them up with your reasons for them. The more they turn out to be accurate, the more people will start to respect your calls and opinions.
Learn from mrmarket's example. Just make your statements about the market, let others make their own judgements of you after you've proven yourself right enough times. If you try to tell others to respect you, even if your predictions turn out to be accurate, they'll just give you hassles. Let them come to respect you on their own without coaxing.
Learn from mrmarket's example. Just make your statements about the market, let others make their own judgements of you after you've proven yourself right enough times. If you try to tell others to respect you, even if your predictions turn out to be accurate, they'll just give you hassles. Let them come to respect you on their own without coaxing.