Eureka!! (maybe) surf is know to name drop about all the famous people he knows. We can glean something about his personality by reviewing his posts here. You can imagine what he's like (sycophantic, yes-man, eager to please and desperate to be accepted - just the kind of guy that real traders would despise). Is it possible that these established traders who he knows just blow smoke up his ass by telling him they think this or that when in fact they think the opposite?? He undoubtedly tells them all about the idiots on ET who don't understand his right-but-early calls. This would explain how he manages to get almost everything wrong. It would also explain his delusions about price action.
Whoa, you gold bulls are a vicious bunch. regardless of you viterol, gold is finished as the final buyers are being sucked in by the ever hungry for new cash machine. i would suggest taking profits soon, bulls. your time in the sun is short. don't shoot the early messenger surf
Wow.....How you have the nerves to show up here...and still claim to be right......I bet your family is so proud of there littlle broken clock....Seirously why dont you run along spider...The fact that you show up here claiming to be right after you had your foot in your mouth for a huge loss....with Gold still over 1000...is just plain Stupid. Short3r
At some point in the future you will be right, and gold will fall. But then again, this can be filed in the "even a broken clock is right twice a day" category. Here's a reminder for you-- being right too soon is the same as being wrong. Your calls have had no practical use in the real world. You were calling for gold to $600 by April and you were wrong. You then called for it to hit $600 before $1000, and again you were wrong. Anyone who dared trade on your "calls" got their head handed to them. The saddest part of all is that when gold finally does fall, you'll be right back here patting yourself on the back as if your call had any value or use in actual trading at all. Sad.
mikey, i am an empirical deist and spiritual materialist who leans toward an anarchocapitalistic ideal. i have not been to church service in over 20 years. any questions? surf
Yes, the first two ( 2) calls were wrong, obviously. No one can predict the future, all we can do is speculate based on the evidence one has at the time. markets are a fluid creation that makes consistent exact predictions not possible. however, i speculate in the macro sense on this thread and continue to do so based on an ever changing information flow provided by the very market one is speculating in, I might add. Thus lies the inherent issue of man vs market. regards, surf