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Quote from: windjc on January 04, 2014, 01:17:49 AM

Tomorrow there will be a weekend low and that will be the best time to buy. Next week will test new levels of resistance.

Brave words...I'll make a note.

Please do. I haven't been wrong about a specific call I've posted on here yet.

Hey, Windy!
Just wanted to remind you about your prediction: so much for the weekend low eh?
Cheesy

Good grief. I said I thought we would have a slight dip. We did not. I apologize for being wrong. Is that ok? Do you need me to do something else like castrate myself publically or something? What would you like from me, exactly? It think it would be better for both of us if you just ignored my posts.

I actually thought about going back and doing a chart of the last six months, comparing weekend performance to weekday performance to "prove" the theory that weekend perform less well on whole. But I just don't have an extra couple of hours to do this.

Meanwhile I am 100% btc and have been for a while so I am happy as a lark that we didn't dip.

Hey, don't take yourself so seriously.

You post definitive statements and back them up with things like "I'm never wrong" then you set yourself up for a fall....no?

As Hyphymikey's posts show, people can take what is said here seriously and base their investment strategies on users comments. And its life that we are often drawn to those with confidence in their beliefs. So, if you (tu) demonstrate such confidence about everything you say, its only fair that others point out that you are not infallible and indeed as often incorrect as correct.

Peace,
Nan

I agree that people take others posts seriously. It's scary actually. I hope noone will take my posts as gospel. I don't post with an agenda like some do, but I am wrong sometimes.

However, I also get annoyed from time to time with what is a degrading overall forum experience and that causes me to sometimes come across as more "definite" or "absolute" than I am.

My opinions about the market change on a daily basis depending on a large set of factors. I have no problem switching from bear to bull to bear if circumstances change.