Don's openings Part 4

Discussion in 'Journals' started by Don Bright, Aug 20, 2002.

  1. yeah everybody should sell the mutual funds that are screwing them and become a scalper :)
     
    #121     Sep 10, 2002
  2. Geez

    Geez

    Geez...

    Don't allow Donspeak to rile you. Chnaging Don from posting in his manner is futile. He is in a class below infomercial salesmen.

    And when you see the word Geez - just start laughing, because you know what's next.
     
    #122     Sep 10, 2002
  3. You're absolutely right, people like you should give their money to someone else...since you are destined to be "parted" anyway. And thanks for pointing out that (since 90% of all business ventures fail) that our traders have a much higher success rate than the norm. And what "professionals" are you referring to? Mutual Fund managers?? They are part of the reason that we can make money in the markets to begin with. Next thing I expect to hear from you is that you buy "whole life" insurance policies, or pair QQQ's with puts....or other insane investments.

    Thanks again for providing me some fun on a slow day...

    Sorry for being so "naive" - perhaps yo can enlighten me in another life....
     
    #123     Sep 10, 2002
  4. your posts are nothing but marketing tools.

    You should know better than to try to get free advertising. Dig deep into your pocket and part with some change, buddy.

    Where are the censors when you need them.
     
    #124     Sep 10, 2002
  5. Using statistics to lie again? Why not, that is what marketing types do best, right?

    90% or more fail at a particular business venture, they call it day trading.

    Do 90% of those who start a business of all types fail? Are there some businesses that have a much higher success rate than day trading? Of course. What a dumb ass analogy. Compare apples to apples Don, or is that beyond your sense of "fair play."

    The 90% failure rate includes any and all businesses, including those who work out of their home selling Tupperware or Mary Kay or other multi level "business" ventures. What is the failure rate for those who have purchased McDonalds Franchises?

    You can use figures to lie and support weak arguments, but you can always figure Don will spin to win.

    Spin, spin, spin to win....

    How disgusting to have a life of constant lying and spinning.

    You have zero credibility, as anyone who knows the game you play can plainly see.
     
    #125     Sep 10, 2002
  6. O777.....all I can do is smile at you now. I have no need to lie to you or to anyone for that matter. I know it's hard for you to deal with the fact that some people are actually with the "Force" rather than the "Dark Side"....

    Our little exchanges have brought tons of laughter to my friends on ET, and that I have to thank you for.

    You see, I don't have to "spin" anything...I live a happy life, have a nice family, tons of friends, and really enjoy helping others. That may seem alien to you, or so far removed from your reality that you cannot visualize it, but it really is just the way it is.

    And, thanks again for this advanced course in "anger management"....lol...

    Don
     
    #126     Sep 10, 2002
  7. Dustin

    Dustin

    I couldn't resist this...you just helped Don's case.

    >90% retail daytraders fail
    <90% Bright traders fail

    Isn't that apples to apples?
     
    #127     Sep 10, 2002
  8. Just what exactly do you view as "Don's Case?"
     
    #128     Sep 10, 2002
  9. mrktwiz

    mrktwiz

    All,

    All I know is facts; this is what I know about Bright Trading

    1) I have a close friend he and I both attended the week long training course in LV and met Don and Robert Bright (excellent gentleman both)

    2) my friend joined Bright about 2 weeks ago (roughly)

    3) He is happy, Bright has 12 "newby" traders and Don and Robert and their management team has instituted a new "boot camp" to really focus on helping the new traders be successful

    4) My friend is excited....no he isn't making $20K a day yet......he's has some minor trading lessons (read small losses) but the mgmt team was right on it, gave him some constructive criticism, (basically told him not to try and scalp spdr's yet, stick to listed stocks the basic Bright training strategy)

    5) he's making money consistently on the OO orders and it's paying for his education as he explores pairs trading, and more advanced strategies.

    I talk to my friend once a week at least and from what <I've> heard from him is he's very happy, see how it can be possible to make a career out of trading...and more to this current diatribe, he feels he's getting his monies worth and Bright is treating him fairly....oh and Optional777, yes I am biased. I've met Don and Robert looked them in the eye and made up my mind on their character.

    I've been following Bright (and Don's articles in several publications) for over 2 years, reading Don's articles in TASC and I attended the 1 day seminar in San Francisco then took the week long training in Las Vegas. I've visited both the SF office and Walnut Creek offices here in California, very nice and well managed. I'm currently working two jobs to put away about $50 - $75K to move to Vegas and trade with Bright some day and I am not employed by them. <disclaimer>

    I know Don has a strong marketing bent on these boards but Bright Trading <IS> one of the sponsors of this sight so (IMHO) I can put up with a little hype, moreover he "does" provide relevant trading information and answers peoples questions who ask him.......I probably should have just left this alone...but ...well I'm like everyone else too...

    I really enjoy this sight and I understand this posting won't change a single person's opinion, more of a cathartic (sp?) experience I guess for myself......lol

    my .02 cents worth......good trading all.....to you too Optional777!:D

    mrktwiz
     
    #129     Sep 10, 2002
  10. deep enough...

    Donspeak now includes anecdotes from Star Wars.

    When did that air? lol

    Don is more like the farce. LOL
     
    #130     Sep 10, 2002