Unfortunately, you've not ever substantiated either your claim that I'm a liar,
nor your claim that I'm a cheat.
Realistically, its simply that you do not want to lose, and you know that you'll lose this offer.
> > > My recommendations were anything BUT VAGUE! They were explicit in
> > > both security and time, which is on the record.
> >
> > The record shows otherwise. Here's the first example of one of these so-called
> > "explicit" buy/sell recommendations:
> >
> > "Hiding Hughie, you are SO FUCKED UP! I bought TQQQ and held it for a DAY
> > AND A HALF for a ELEVEN PERCENT GAIN!"
> >
> > <
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.sport.golf/4T8lYrpc5mk/WRoidM9HAAAJ>
>
> LOL! I told you on Aug 15 to BUY, but you were TOO DUMB to figure out WHAT to buy!
> Anybody with a 1/2 ounce of sense would have bought the S&P 500.
Incorrect, because you failed to meet your own standard of being an explicit recommendation:
"> ...which makes it a good time to buy.
...which I did today. YES!"
> > Yes, that's the sell, but it is also the first time that Tom's mentioned TQQQ, which
> > means his claim of being "explicit on both security and time" is totally missing its
> > buy recommendation. Conclusion: a complete failure by Tom.
>
> No - you SHOULD have asked me WHAT I bought - that is YOUR FAILURE!
Irrelevant, since it was five (5) days until you came back with any comment to being
questioned on your vague 'buy' statement, by which time you had sold and it was
too late & irrelevant.
> Your response was "If I want to gamble I will go to Las Vegas"
Which was quite prescient with your subsequent CVX experience, wasn't it?
> > Next, ALXN. There was a buy recommendation which was done okay, but there
> > wasn't any sell criteria volunteered: Tom was pushed to state what his exit criteria
> > was, which he finally said was a +10% gain, but he ended up losing his nerve and
> > sold before reaching said criteria. Conclusion: with the +10% sell criteria not
> > voluntarily included ... and then not met either, can't be considered a success.
>
> Again, you are acting like a CHILD - you SHOULD have bought the day after I did
> and could have made a FIFTEEN PERCENT GAIN!
Except that I did ask questions on its risk because of its fundamentals and history,
which you waived off as supposedly not possible or relevant ... and yet after it had
a short-lived rebound (where you almost got out at the +10% you said was your goal),
its value been steadily sliding to where it closed today at 95.8, which is nearly 5% lower
than your original 'buy' price of 100.2. This illustrates that your pick was YA gamble.
Oh, its a fiction to you because you've not found the opportunity.
But that doesn't make it a fiction. It really sucks to be treated the same way that
you try to treat others, doesn't it? The welch-proof offer is still open if you're
feeling lucky.
> They call it a "risk investment" for a reason.
They also say its a "spin of the roulette wheel" as you've been demonstrating.
> CVX was based on very bad "expert opinion" about the loss of Saudi oil production
> that was totally out of my control.
Blah, blah, blah ... lame excuse making for why your research sucked and your gamble didn't pay off.
-hh