gekko, you are a jackass i see you are still on ET, posting and talking out of your ass instead of learning how to improve your trading.
LOL. A man is only as good as his word: ===== Quote from Gordon Gekko: 08-10-03 10:17 AM 2nd to last post as "Gordon Gekko" ever. this is my 2nd to last post as GG ever. my next and final post as GG will be when i have made $1,000,000 FROM THE MARKET and can verify it. $1,000,000 is not my ultimate goal, although that will be the next and final update. i don't care if it takes me 1, 5, 10, 20 years, or more. way too many people here do not respect me under this name because i have been honest about all my trading problems. to those that doubt me, you WILL be proven wrong. I AM NEVER GOING TO LEAVE ET. i will ALWAYS be here under another name, although i will not say who i am. i will not reply to this thread no matter what anyone says. please do not PM me. everyone that has ever helped me, i sincerely thank you. TO ALL THE FRUSTRATED NEWBIES: it was not long ago that i was at the lowest point of my life (http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showt...threadid=18643&). less than 2 months later, i am the most confident i have ever been. if you really want to do this, DO NOT GIVE UP EVER. GG 8/10/03 =====
snooptrader, tell the rest of the story, ass. i was drunk at the time and i later said i was. it was a saturday night at 5 AM--look at the post. i'm sure you're proud of everything you've said while drunk. get real.
I don't know your story, only what you post. And I cut and pasted the entire post here. I did not edit. By the way, it is not what you said when you were drunk, it is what you POSTED.
It's 9:15 eastern time. Are there anymore comments about this topic? If not we can close this one out. I'll check back at halftime of MNF. Btw, I took the Colts +4.
I put it on yesterday afternoon. Peyton didn't tell me EJ wasn't playing tonite. The Bucs D is smothering those guys. Okay, I think Traderkay made the finite observation here, and it was a good one. It might be worth a look back to see how intraday volatility is affected on Jewish holidays, as well as Catholic ones. I know Ash Wednesday "seems" to be a fairly dull day too. After all, days off are a good thing.