Guest BEARDRECH Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 Oilman re futures, I agree with you. From a bear perspective I'd rather see them way up than way down. If they're way down you just KNOW there's going to be the drop & pop scenario shortly after open... Inger would have to be the WORST newsletter writer I've come across. By the time I've worked out what he's saying I've lost interest. He needs a ghost writer. Example: "It's not the same to not short Indexes (we do both, often repeatedly within a day), but to structure oneself for the negative into extreme angst amidst all this, anticipates little." Sheesh, just like those directly-translated-from-Taiwanese instructions you get... hooray for you aussie When i first started to read web newsletters i came across this surrealistic linguistic schmuk with ears--it was as if salvador dali did the syntax for him because after reading one of his letters all i saw were melting watches and girraffs with their necks on fire--thank goodness one of the stoolies answered my questions and said dont worry about him hes a .......................(fill in the blanks} beardrerch Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
martialcomp Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 An excellent read from Wally Bently at Gold-Eagle here. Wally Bently on DJIA He sees a decline down to at least 6000 on the DJIA this year. Remember, we are in the third inning (probably 3rd year) of a 9 inning secular bear market. We have a long way to go. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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