A drug addict on an elation high about getting released from prison. No downside to that, no post celebration hangover to come, surely these elated feelings will last forever... I really hope that the new medication solves the problem, just put me on the skeptical side. By the way, RM made a prediction this summer that oil would peak and stocks would bottom in the summer. 50% ain't bad, essentially a coin flip, and with proper stops a lot of money was likely made....kudos to RM for the call. I do wonder what are the stop losses a heroin addict uses to keep from the need to fix again? Just wondering...
I like my Champagne yeasty....but the sluts ....not so yeasty. Be sure you keep that straight. Good luck with the recovery
What I am saying is that his call for an oil top was right on. The stock bottom call, not so good. However, being 50% right and using good stop losses is great in trending markets, and oil sure has trended down. I am pretty certain RM made money if he played both effectively. Like I said previously, a heroin addiction doesn't mean you can't do your job. It is not like getting really drunk...after a while it is just a way to maintain functioning between fixes. In RM's case, he thinks he has again found a "fix" and I am not so sure that the new "fix" isn't just like the last "fix" which I predict leads him back to the H fix... I hope I am wrong though. Nothing would make me happier than to be wrong on my thinking RM has not hit a bottom yet.
i think this was all just a ruse for RM to make himself look honest to the extreme. Doubt he was in prison. "I'm honest as hell, i'm a market genius, and if you help my rich ass to get a good wall street job you'll make money off me!"
I think RM is as honest as a junkie can be...I don't accuse him of lying about his trades, his calls, etc. The real issue for the junkie is not always being honest with others, but with yourself... What goes on here at ET is meaningless, the truth or falsity of what we say has no value here, what goes on in our own mind is what really matters...if RM is lying to himself, he knows it. If he lies to you or me or anyone else, who cares? Now, if he were selling something based on his word...that would matter. RM believed in Bupe and sold the idea and hope of it sincerely as a solution for himself and others...until it didn't work any more. Now he is going to sell what is working for him now, but I doubt he will tell anyone here on a public board that he is doing H again if/and or when that should happen.
Fuck you, you lying sack of shit. You've attacked the guy (ineffectually, of course) for three years. Now it's all touchy-feely? Why don't you come clean about the fact that you're an addict and that you had a huge relapse last year? And while you're at it, you still haven't answered my question about why you were banned from this website...twice.
Resentments Kill By: Kate Loving Shenk Resentments kill, so says Bill W., founder of Alcoholics Anonymous. Bill W. made the simple realization that resentments are the downfall of all alcoholics, and I daresay, all human beings. Resentments are an immediate red flag that a person is sinking to "dry drunk" status, no matter if that person ever had a drink in their entire lives, or not. The many different types of resentments are infinite, for instance, a knee jerk resentment, as when a car cuts in front of you, or a thought you just can't let go of goes rolling round and round in your head, replaying the tape of a past injustice. Or when a patient tells me a wrong committed to her and I find myself rising up in indignation, as if that's going to save the day. The spiritual practice here is to be conscious of any and all resentments, ask for help from the unseen forces, imploring them (angels and guides) to remove these blocks that resentments represent. The twelve steps of AA, especially steps 4 through 9, are especially meant to liberate consciousness of any more tendencies toward rancor or malice. The negative emotions either gradually or dramatically fall away, if we are sincere and honest. An AA old-timer one time told me that all fear, resentments, regrets and self-pity vanish the moment we get down on one knee, or two, if we are able, asking for divine help. Perhaps this down- on -your- knees -position is necessary many times a day, or every single moment all day long!! Yet the old-timer said that the negatives vanish quickly and we can then get on with the business of living and let living. As Bill W. emphasized, resentment is the number one offender. It destroys more alcoholics than anything else. From the pits of resentments stem all spiritual disease. When the spiritual malady is overcome, we are healed both mentally and physically. We deal with resentments by setting them to paper. We list persons, institutions or principles with whom we are angry. We ask ourselves why we are angry. According to Bill W., self-esteem, the pocketbook, ambitions, personal relationships (including sex) are hurt or threatened. The list may look something like this: I'm resentful at: The Cause: Affects: Mr. Jones He ripped me off My pocketbook and so on. We go back through our lives with complete honesty and a thorough self-appraisal. How did I contribute to what I am blaming someone else for? What part did I play? All resentments boil down to fear. So we then place all of our fears on paper, even if no resentment is affiliated with the fear. And give these over to the higher power, however you choose to see this power. This power is infinite as compared to our finite selves. As we review our conduct over every year of our lives, we ask: How have I been selfish, dishonest, or inconsiderate? And since I am evaluating the part I played in all of this, I ask: How was I at fault? What could I have done differently? Am I truly sorry for what I have done? Because herein lies the key. If I am sorry, and allow my higher power to take me to higher realms of giving and living, then forgiveness is the likely outcome for all concerned. If I refuse to be sorry, then my conduct will continue to harm the people in my life as well as myself. The choice is in the giving, the living and let living. One Day At A Time.