* He provides entertainment in a brutal market. * He provides hope. Everyone needs hope to be alive, even those are probably false hope. * Being an optimist is the American way, even it is borderline disillusional. Bottomline, I like him and keep him around. Just don't follow any of his stock advice..
Exactly. They cannot ban him because he is the founder of ET He posts on ET to stir up topics. otherwise ET migth wither away into nothingness. Nothing like controversial opinions and trading picks/calls to bring people to a forum : ) thats my humble opinion...
I've long had him on ignore so his wisdom only becomes visible when others see a need to quote him ... :eek: As for why he isn't banned - based on what criteria? - having a low IQ? - posting inanely stupid comments? - being a serial poster? - sharing an opinion? - losing money in the mkt? If any of these become new criteria for being banned, ponder how few people would be left ... :eek: ... R
Is it really that hard to figure out? It's an act. It's something this individual does for his own entertainment. Are you under the impression that Stephen Colbert is really a conservative or have you already solved that riddle?
A human mind cannot be as one-sided as Stocktrader's. At night, he must be back to the computer, wearing pink tutu, auto-whipping himself while posting perma bearish comments with an other alias.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/asiapcf/01/21/sex.shop.arrest/index.html Blow-up doll sex suspect arrested in Australia * Story Highlights * Man arrested for breaking into an adult shop and having sex with blow-up dolls * Owner of shop in Cairns, Australia says man took dolls in alleyway for sex * Police say DNA samples were recovered from the scene (CNN) -- Police in Australia have arrested a man accused of breaking into an adult shop and having sex with blow-up dolls, it was reported Wednesday. The 23-year-old allegedly broke into the Laneway Adult Shop in the northen Australian city of Cairns on several occasions, having sex with a doll named "Jungle Jane," the Cairns Post reported. It earlier quoted the store's owner saying the burglar always cleaned up after himself, but the dolls were dumped unceremoniously in an alleyway behind the store. "He has been taking the dolls out the back and blowing them up and using the dolls and leaving them in the alley," he said. "It is totally bizarre." Police have charged the unidentified man, believed to be from the city's Manunda suburb, with four counts of breaking and entering. They told the paper that DNA samples had been recovered from one of the dolls. "Following intelligence-based inquiries, we attended a Manunda address and made an arrest," police spokesman Jason Chetham said, according to the Post.
"humble" you or your opinion is not humble. humble is used all the time on yahoo finance chat boards. we are all familiar with the quality of yahoo posts.