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Top 321. Jun 27, 2005 1:58 PM

» freeye2 - Re: Re: HEY BIG SPENDER!!

In response to Re: HEY BIG SPENDER!! posted by JeffChristy:

i agree with nearly everything you said to moneymano2 i don't think it is worth it to pay $185 to get something you can get for free on the internet.

one person that may need to spend it is someone that for what ever reason is unable to get it off the internet or to take the little bit of time to get if off the internet.

people of the pre-personal computer generation come to mind to name one.

also would like to add one more place where bob brinker is starting to be discussed...

eInvesting.com

eInvesting.com also has started work on an investment simulator competition as well.

freeye2

-- posted by freeye2

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Top 322. Jun 27, 2005 8:51 PM

» AL_W - Re: Private property and the Constitution

In response to Private property and the Constitution posted by Marteau89:

Gene Burns is talking extensively about this this evening. He references this link to understand.

If you want to listen to Gene - Starts at 7pm http://www.kgoam810.com/Article.asp?PT=A...

Note: this is a 24 hrs archive. If you are going to listen, do it before tomorrow evening. Each segement is an hour long. I'm currently listening to the 7pm segment here just a few minutes before 8pm.

-- posted by AL_W

Top 323. Jun 30, 2005 8:38 PM

» Jeremy77 - Re: Re: Re: HEY BIG SPENDER!!

I've been going in with 10 other people for the last 10 yrs. to get Brinker's newsletter. It's been worth it. About $ 1.50 a mo. (Getting out in 1/2000 alone worth it). Back in the market, 3/11/03. Now retired at much earlier than could have imagined.

-- posted by Jeremy77

Top 324. Jul 2, 2005 11:45 AM

» Jeremy77 - Re: Re: HEY BIG SPENDER!! (Split 10 ways)

I've been traveling throughout the U.S. mainland.Been telling myself for years to do it, finally am following through.(Prev. visited Kauai)
Rec. 2000 bulletin info. couple days late. Luckily didn't make move. Sounded too short term. I don't follow markets daily. If Nasdaq had gone up, I would have taken more off the table. ( My 16 yr. old son doesn't know it but I've been investing for him also in an active/passive type portfolio). It's worth quite alot, started when he was 2. Not anxious to tell him for a long time). Worried it might go fast!

-- posted by Jeremy77

Top 325. Jul 5, 2005 1:57 PM

» JIMMY62 - Re: Re: Re: Re: " I luckily didn't follow his short time QQQ ad

In response to Re: Re: Re: " I luckily didn't follow his short time QQQ advice posted by jamesj24:

It would be good to have some kind of network to let us know when Bob turns bearish. I learned about his recommendation to buy the SP500 at 1160 or below only after the fact. I did see that he had some kind of alert notice on his website, for subcribers. I had checked here, but unfortunately, no one on this discussion had reported it. If anyone does get his newsletter, could you keep us posted on this discussion?

Your suggestion about passing on the newsletter contents before they are stale violates copywrite laws, according to Bob.

Checking the alert site has some merit. One could expect that any posting would be a change from the previous state. However, I have no personal knowledge that Bob has ever posted anything useful there.

The posting here are adequate for most. Because Bob will not fail to mention, time and again, on THE PROGRAM any change or GIFT HORSE that he called.

If you are using Bob as one of several market trend predictors, you will get news of anything Bob does soon enough.

-- posted by JIMMY62

Top 326. Jul 5, 2005 2:34 PM

» allancoleman - Re: " I luckily didn't follow his short time QQQ ad

In response to Re: Re: Re: Re: " I luckily didn't follow his short time QQQ ad posted by JIMMY62:

you are correct on all points .

-- posted by allancoleman

Top 327. Jul 5, 2005 9:21 PM

» JackSwanson - Market direction

I don't know what Sinker is calling for, but Bill Gross of Pimco (the best bond manage in the freaking world) says he expects the fed to start lowering rates next year due to a slowing economy!!

That means Jack is bullish on equities!!!!!!!!!

I'm gonna back the friggin' truck up!!!!!!!

Jack

-- posted by JackSwanson

Top 328. Jul 6, 2005 9:03 AM

» retiredinprescot - Re: Market direction

In response to Market direction posted by JackSwanson:

Jack Swanson--WOW, You're sounding just like Jim Cramer. Didn't your wife just call him "retarded"? Cramer produced 24% gains after all fees in his hedge fund for 14 years. I'd sure like to be that kind of retarded.
Oh, yeah, Jack, Bob Brinker (who cost me a fortune with his QQQ trade with no exit strategy)is also bullish, much like the maligned Cramer.
You pick your Gurus and you pay the price if they go down in flames.

-- posted by retiredinprescot

Top 329. Jul 6, 2005 9:06 AM

» SPYDR22000 - Re: Market direction

In response to Market direction posted by JackSwanson:

Thanks for the sell signal.

-- posted by SPYDR22000