What motivates the attacks on J Hershey?

Again, Trader666 throws up the SAME chart with the SAME types of comments that she has thrown up DOZENS of times.

And I didn't say that you've been throwing up this specific chart for years but you've been posting the SAME types of complaints for a long time here. Almost all of your posts are either complaining about Jack, argueing WITH Jack or complaining about SCT. Cleary this is your life's mission. Unfortunately for you, this site is moderated and you have crossed the line with your incessant complaining about the same stuff.

I suggest starting your own blog where YOU are the moderator and then you can post about Jack to your hearts content.
 
Only because whiners like you have such an issue just ignoring an old man on a free internet forum. Why does he or anyone else here owe you anything? Has he taken any of your money and failed to provide you with results? Seriously, has a dime left your pocket and gone into his?


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Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. Until that happens, the controversy will continue. Period
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And the following day (after the long position was entered according to the chart) the stock gapped up to the high of the previous day. Usually dropping like a stone would imply he got long and immediately the market tanked against him hard. Chart says differently.

Maybe Troll28 and his posse aren't such good chart readers?


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Dropping like a stone.

This is too funny !!
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OMG you're not that stupid are you? That wasn't a day trade, it was a position trade.
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Dropping like a stone.

This is too funny !!

If you are going to edit the bars to your advantage . . .
at least remove the closing price.
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Here we go with your obfuscation again... even if Jack sold at the exact high of the following day (which he did not), he would have made only $208 before commissions. The stock went down from there for the next 3 weeks.

You guys are pathetic.
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And the following day (after the long position was entered according to the chart) the stock gapped up to the high of the previous day. Usually dropping like a stone would imply he got long and immediately the market tanked against him hard. Chart says differently.

Maybe Troll28 and his posse aren't such good chart readers?
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