How about some specifics then?

At what point should I enter?
At what point should I exit?
Where should I place a stop to keep from getting whipped out?
What is the reason the individual stock will go up?

Just spitting out a few ticker symbols and some past perfomance data means shit.

It reminds me of something I saw on CNBC yesterday. This female reporter was interviewing some guy who said small cap stocks would be big this year. She kept trying to get him to name a specific company. He kept dodging. Finally he named a company and started to talk about something else. The reporter stopped him and asked him 'why'. He gave some lame ass answer, so she ended the interview.

What a loser.

Who's Your Daddy?

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Originally posted by Chunkmiester:
Antbus- you have got to be kidding me. When i hit the Order Now button on that site (which btw doesn't state a price for this book) i get a plethora of security alerts such as "The Signers are Not Validated" and "This Sites Certificate Chain is Incomplete". No way am i ordering from that site- you have to [b]secure the kitty. If i buy that book there is no guarentee that my cc details arn't going to be hijacked.

I also don't like the fact that you have stipulated that i may not ask for a refund- why might i ask for a refund? Because the book is total bunk i presume and you would make a quick buck (probably plus my cc details) from my purchess of it.

Secure the kitty properly (none of this gentlemens agreement on either of out parts) and i will go for it- if not then the bet is off.

-Chunk

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SO first of all you can buy the ebook without any problem, the cart system is from paypal, so no problems. Second you ask why should i say for not asking for the refund, you can ask without any problem because you will have it, and if you do that i would loose the money from my bet. Second if you have any questions about the payment send an email to the owner of the site. Another think about not saying the price of the ebook in the order is because the man who is selling this ebook is not a entrepeur he make is money from the stocks and i am only promoting is product and i have learned to pick the stocks using is methods. Now i am in the club of investments that he make. It is great because you dont need lots of money to trade, you can make it it only a one time 25 dollars. I hope that answers your questions.

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Originally posted by Who's Your Daddy?:
How about some specifics then?

At what point should I enter?
At what point should I exit?
Where should I place a stop to keep from getting whipped out?
What is the reason the individual stock will go up?

Just spitting out a few ticker symbols and some past perfomance data means [b]shit.

It reminds me of something I saw on CNBC yesterday. This female reporter was interviewing some guy who said small cap stocks would be big this year. She kept trying to get him to name a specific company. He kept dodging. Finally he named a company and started to talk about something else. The reporter stopped him and asked him 'why'. He gave some lame ass answer, so she ended the interview.

What a loser.

Who's Your Daddy?[/B]

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Here's the Readers Digest Version of that one strategy...

* Find all stocks that have proven to outperform over 90% of the
market on average for the past 5 years..

* Locate which of those stocks are down in price today... check their
history to confirm that they've been down this low in the past and have
produced over 100% returns many times before...

* Invest in only those top outperforming stocks when they reach a particular
price where they have the potential to produce 200% returns to reach the
price where they were just 52 weeks earlier.... and ride them up and get out
when they average a 100% return (and they all do)...

*You've just mastered the one strategy that will make you a millionaire... if you duplicate this approach over and over again with every trade.

Call this backing out if you must- but i refuse to order from a site that even IE tells me is a security threat, let alone opera and zone alarm telling me entirely different security warnings on that site.

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