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Quote from R. Raskolnikov:

Bad information is a convenient hindsight excuse. What makes this "information" so good that it's a guaranteed win? (Again, I think your call is good, but would never put 90% down on anything that I did not have full control over)
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Ok-- That's why I'm me and you are you. But thanks for the support!!


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Thanks, surf
 
You are net negative since 2003...so....yes I'm thankful we are different ;)

But...wishing you good luck for the sake of your baby (if this is, in fact, a real trade with 90% of your LNW invested)

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Ok-- That's why I'm me and you are you.


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Quote from R. Raskolnikov:

You are net negative since 2003...so....yes I'm thankful we are different ;)

But...wishing you good luck for the sake of your baby (if this is, in fact, a real trade with 90% of your LNW invested)
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Funny that you seem to think so. Did you go back over every recorded trade? If so, you have Pekelo beat for shear sycophant behavior. Please post the results of your findings or stop spreading lies.
 
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No, they did not. I flopped on gold about 5 years ago, but I was heavily biased and had bad information----exactly the opposite of what occured.
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... Or your comic tragedy attracted entertainment. There was no bad information at the time, and I'm not sure what is meant by that.

In the thread, I get you have to defend your position, but several hundred dollars in should not be what it takes to conclude you merely were trading on bad information.

Again, there are the transactions that happened. This is called a chart.
 
WTF? Weird, but whatever. This is the Internet. Back to reality.

Continuing to hold shorts as the start of the long unwinding simmers as we await absolute annihilation of the bulls----
 
Pushing over 400 points profits in the YM on the break break down--other positions following---- holding shorts, as the 50 day simple moving average breaks-----

surf
 
Obviously you put a lot of stock in moving averages, right?

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Pushing over 400 points profits in the YM on the break break down--other positions following---- holding shorts, as the 50 day simple moving average breaks-----

surf
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