Urgent Message From Rennick

Quote from William Rennick:

Perhaps Ivan the Great trades in such huge size that he caused a temp Market imbalance that will payoff tomorrow.
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rennick, if it wasn't a "moderator" who you obviuosly have to pucker up to so you can make sure this joke of a thread stays prominent so you feel good about yourself, then tell us your true feelings about a guy who would actually follow a guy who posts coin flips he purchases from a pay service.

i can express my true feelings w respect to such a follower in 5 letters: l-o-s-e-r
 
above said post was concerning et al - including the one "stuck in the side" :eek:.

"...searching in others - signs that are self-descriptive (sad)."

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Contrary,

You might also want to look at the amount that you would stand to win/lose if you were to follow the system. I just checked out what you would have made if you had bought one YM at the close 1 minute following the updated ball call for 8/12-8/19 (4 calls). Since one of those calls was a neutral I did not use it. The net P/L before comm. after those 3 calls (if you remember 2 wrong 1 right) was +131 YM points ($655). While this is a sample set of three, it does show that you need to take into account the actual P/L of each call rather than whether it was correct or not.

I'll boil this down for your simple mind:

You're an idiot.

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LOL

People don't come here to get calls from "the mighty ball", the come here to hang-out with Rennick.

This website is looking worse for wear when it comes to entertainment than when Rudy Giuliani was done with his stint as Mayor of New York. :eek:
 
You guys best start thinking what to do for the daily bread once the stock mkt slows down to a crawl. Will it? How do i know, but i do know this, things change.

Try these for slicing some bacon each day.

Soybean Complex Market Recap for 8/19/2008
November Soybeans finished down 13 at 1276, 65 off the high and 17 3/4 up from the low. September Soybeans closed down 12 at 1267. This was 17 up from the low and 64 1/4 off the high.

December Soymeal closed down 3.2 at 347.5. This was 5.3 up from the low and 20.4 off the high.

December Soybean Oil finished down 0.15 at 53.18, 2.31 off the high and 0.96 up from the low.

The soybean complex had a roller-coaster day today, starting lower and rallying to sharply higher levels by late morning. The entire complex then moved lower with November soybeans breaking below the opening lows by early afternoon. Meal lost to oil on the day. Funds were buyers of about 4000 contracts in soybeans early along with 1500 contracts in meal and 2500 contracts in oil.

http://www.cbot.com/cbot/pub/page/0...1=&study2=&study3=&bartype=BAR&bardensity=LOW

Notice todays opening pit session bar, tread wisely. :D
 
Good one hdawg. Then mandelbra (I knew there was something funny about you) and big hog (falling into the "et al" camp) spew their mixed brew. :D

Now I know what perterbs these sad farts. Having intelligence and knowledge but can't put a winning trade strategy together and are jealous how a simple "Ball" call can be immensely and consistently traded FOR PROFITS.

When you are a trader and fill your head up with all kinds of trading curricula along with the talking heads and your own demons inside that melon. . .you get NO PROFITS, lol.

We've all been there. . .the challenge is to hone all the junk into a successful approach. Hanging out here ain't gonna get it.

:p :p :p :p

<b><i>"You guys best start thinking what to do for the daily bread once the stock mkt slows down to a crawl. Will it? How do i know, but i do know this, things change.

Try these for slicing some bacon each day.

Soybean Complex Market Recap for 8/19/2008
November Soybeans finished down 13 at 1276, 65 off the high and 17 3/4 up from the low. September Soybeans closed down 12 at 1267. This was 17 up from the low and 64 1/4 off the high.

December Soymeal closed down 3.2 at 347.5. This was 5.3 up from the low and 20.4 off the high.

December Soybean Oil finished down 0.15 at 53.18, 2.31 off the high and 0.96 up from the low.

The soybean complex had a roller-coaster day today, starting lower and rallying to sharply higher levels by late morning. The entire complex then moved lower with November soybeans breaking below the opening lows by early afternoon. Meal lost to oil on the day. Funds were buyers of about 4000 contracts in soybeans early along with 1500 contracts in meal and 2500 contracts in oil.

http://www.cbot.com/cbot/pub/page/0...&bardensity=LOW

Notice todays opening pit session bar, tread wisely."</i></b>

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Quote from hdawg87:

You might also want to look at the amount that you would stand to win/lose if you were to follow the system. I just checked out what you would have made if you had bought one YM at the close 1 minute following the updated ball call for 8/12-8/19 (4 calls).
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I knew the sheep on this thread were dumb, but this post takes the cake. How many times has rennick been DEAD WRONG, only to "double up" and continue to be DEAD WRONG. His hedge on being dead wrong twice? Triple up. If this were real trading, his acct would have blown up on any of these days (and there were many).
 
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I knew the sheep on this thread were dumb, but this post takes the cake. How many times has rennick been DEAD WRONG, only to "double up" and continue to be DEAD WRONG. His hedge on being dead wrong twice? Triple up. If this were real trading, his acct would have blown up on any of these days (and there were many).
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Spoken like a true rowshwan, ur I mean Moron. My entire track record of "Ball" calls are posted here. From what source did you gather your balderdash? Show one instance where I advise to double or triple up. Since you can't I suggest you shadd-up.

Rennick out:cool:
 
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