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June 30, 2008 at 2:05 AM #231445June 30, 2008 at 5:13 AM #231279
CoronitaParticipantStockstrader,
With all due respect, you definitely talk as if you’re an expert considering you’re really no different the the rest of the other “engineers” on this board that work in a completely different field. I think where inquirying minds want to know is that if you’re really so good as you say you are and are making as much money as you say you are
1) Why do you still depend on an engineer’s employment, considering it is a well know fact that engineering pay relative to other professions, is, well, um sh!t? (yes, I know what i’m talking about)
Wouldn’t it make more sense for you to quit your day job and become a financial expert?
2) Why do you only constantly post on down days and talk about your correct-in-time speculative bets but never talk about the bets you were wrong on?
3) Are you still concerned about affordability of homes in your market? I thought you were “making so much money”.
Just curious.
June 30, 2008 at 5:13 AM #231400
CoronitaParticipantStockstrader,
With all due respect, you definitely talk as if you’re an expert considering you’re really no different the the rest of the other “engineers” on this board that work in a completely different field. I think where inquirying minds want to know is that if you’re really so good as you say you are and are making as much money as you say you are
1) Why do you still depend on an engineer’s employment, considering it is a well know fact that engineering pay relative to other professions, is, well, um sh!t? (yes, I know what i’m talking about)
Wouldn’t it make more sense for you to quit your day job and become a financial expert?
2) Why do you only constantly post on down days and talk about your correct-in-time speculative bets but never talk about the bets you were wrong on?
3) Are you still concerned about affordability of homes in your market? I thought you were “making so much money”.
Just curious.
June 30, 2008 at 5:13 AM #231409
CoronitaParticipantStockstrader,
With all due respect, you definitely talk as if you’re an expert considering you’re really no different the the rest of the other “engineers” on this board that work in a completely different field. I think where inquirying minds want to know is that if you’re really so good as you say you are and are making as much money as you say you are
1) Why do you still depend on an engineer’s employment, considering it is a well know fact that engineering pay relative to other professions, is, well, um sh!t? (yes, I know what i’m talking about)
Wouldn’t it make more sense for you to quit your day job and become a financial expert?
2) Why do you only constantly post on down days and talk about your correct-in-time speculative bets but never talk about the bets you were wrong on?
3) Are you still concerned about affordability of homes in your market? I thought you were “making so much money”.
Just curious.
June 30, 2008 at 5:13 AM #231446
CoronitaParticipantStockstrader,
With all due respect, you definitely talk as if you’re an expert considering you’re really no different the the rest of the other “engineers” on this board that work in a completely different field. I think where inquirying minds want to know is that if you’re really so good as you say you are and are making as much money as you say you are
1) Why do you still depend on an engineer’s employment, considering it is a well know fact that engineering pay relative to other professions, is, well, um sh!t? (yes, I know what i’m talking about)
Wouldn’t it make more sense for you to quit your day job and become a financial expert?
2) Why do you only constantly post on down days and talk about your correct-in-time speculative bets but never talk about the bets you were wrong on?
3) Are you still concerned about affordability of homes in your market? I thought you were “making so much money”.
Just curious.
June 30, 2008 at 5:13 AM #231460
CoronitaParticipantStockstrader,
With all due respect, you definitely talk as if you’re an expert considering you’re really no different the the rest of the other “engineers” on this board that work in a completely different field. I think where inquirying minds want to know is that if you’re really so good as you say you are and are making as much money as you say you are
1) Why do you still depend on an engineer’s employment, considering it is a well know fact that engineering pay relative to other professions, is, well, um sh!t? (yes, I know what i’m talking about)
Wouldn’t it make more sense for you to quit your day job and become a financial expert?
2) Why do you only constantly post on down days and talk about your correct-in-time speculative bets but never talk about the bets you were wrong on?
3) Are you still concerned about affordability of homes in your market? I thought you were “making so much money”.
Just curious.
June 30, 2008 at 1:03 PM #231422scaredyclassic
Participantshort term the market is random. there is no sense to any of it. no one can predict anything short term. long term, we’re all dead…
June 30, 2008 at 1:03 PM #231543scaredyclassic
Participantshort term the market is random. there is no sense to any of it. no one can predict anything short term. long term, we’re all dead…
June 30, 2008 at 1:03 PM #231552scaredyclassic
Participantshort term the market is random. there is no sense to any of it. no one can predict anything short term. long term, we’re all dead…
June 30, 2008 at 1:03 PM #231593scaredyclassic
Participantshort term the market is random. there is no sense to any of it. no one can predict anything short term. long term, we’re all dead…
June 30, 2008 at 1:03 PM #231604scaredyclassic
Participantshort term the market is random. there is no sense to any of it. no one can predict anything short term. long term, we’re all dead…
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