I took this call to the bank, and now the bank wants my home and all of my possessions. Oh well ill just flip long and for the ride to 1200.
I figured out why all of a sudden Rowshan is no where to be found, apparently after being exposed as a fraud, and blowing yet another top call he went to the bar and tried to convince some chick outside the bar he was a hedgefund manager, needless to say it did not end well for old Rowshan, below is video evidence. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5K1MylQQAs Hopefully he has learned his lesson and he will once again only resort to making up stories on the internet.
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This has nothing to do with this thread.... please try to stick to the topic at hand.... which is bashing Rowshan. If you have nothing mean to say (about Rowshan) dont say anything at all.
Yes it does. It used to be me. Going with the flow is hard enough. But Jesus, picking a direction and putting it on a message board? I don't have that ego anymore. Thank God.
The guy who probably made that same call is now here as Tophat. The old "Rubberbird" with his many calls...As wrong as the gold calls was, he did make a pretty good short QQQ call. Granted, it's impossible to know how anybody "trades their own calls", which is why they are basically "Chit Chat" anyway. I can guarantee you could give that same call to 10 different traders, tell them to act on it and each of them would have a different result. 7 out of 10 would be long halfway thru the completion of the down move...Most would lose more than they make even though they got the direction right at the start. Tough game.