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The thread was closed due to stealth vendors, publicity seeking creeps, sycophants, and politicos taking it over. I will restart a journal soon with tighter moderation. thank you for your paitence! surf
 
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The thread was closed due to stealth vendors, publicity seeking creeps, sycophants, and politicos taking it over.
I hadn't noticed.
I will restart a journal soon with tighter moderation....
The SAME mod is going to provide tighter moderation in a new journal than he did in the other one?
 
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I hadn't noticed.The SAME mod is going to provide tighter moderation in a new journal than he did in the other one?


Yes-- it has been "guaranteed" if I decide to start posting again.

surf
 
I'm assuming you will wait to see whether this current trade works itself out or if it blows up before starting a new journal?

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Yes-- it has been "guaranteed" if I decide to start posting again.

surf
 
Quote from R. Raskolnikov:

I'm assuming you will wait to see whether this current trade works itself out or if it blows up before starting a new journal?

Did you see the headlines in the biz section of weekend WSJ? Mom and pop run with the bulls. That's a very ominous sign!

surf
 
Quote from R. Raskolnikov:

I'm assuming you will wait to see whether this current trade works itself out or if it blows up before starting a new journal?

:D
 
Quote from marketsurfer:

Did you see the headlines in the biz section of weekend WSJ? Mom and pop run with the bulls. That's a very ominous sign!

surf

So true. When the market was crashing a friend of mine was sick about his retirement being down 20%. He never thought about rolling it over into money market, he wanted to wait until it recovered in value. He finally bailed out of his 401k when it was at a 45% loss. That was a strong signal to go long, which it did. True story.
 
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So true. When the market was crashing a friend of mine was sick about his retirement being down 20%. He never thought about rolling it over into money market, he wanted to wait until it recovered in value. He finally bailed out of his 401k when it was at a 45% loss. That was a strong signal to go long, which it did. True story.

No doubt. Headlines like that are very very bad signs.

surf
 
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