Bullmarket vs. tech/a (Re: CTO trade)
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Re: Short term discretionary trades---Real time examples
but I'll make a deal with you dutchie
if you can post any verifiable information that proves anything I actually said in my original post is wrong in any way then I will apologise and take it up with commsec.
cheers
bullmarket
but I'll make a deal with you dutchie
if you can post any verifiable information that proves anything I actually said in my original post is wrong in any way then I will apologise and take it up with commsec.
cheers
bullmarket
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Hey Tech,
You really got a broker called Keith? Can you also get him to fax his birth certificate, resume, and a few references just so that we can be sure you're not BS'ing?
More seriously, don't you use an online broker?
Cheers,
GP
Hey Tech,
You really got a broker called Keith? Can you also get him to fax his birth certificate, resume, and a few references just so that we can be sure you're not BS'ing?
More seriously, don't you use an online broker?
Cheers,
GP
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Well bull get your spelling right , Veritable .
What was your Implication ? regarding Techs trade ?
Bob.
bullmarket said:but I'll make a deal with you dutchie
if you can post any verifiable information that proves anything I actually said in my original post is wrong in any way then I will apologise and take it up with commsec.
cheers
bullmarket
Well bull get your spelling right
, Veritable .What was your Implication ? regarding Techs trade ?
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Hi Bobby
I'm not sure what point you are trying to make
'Verifiable' is the legitimate adjective form for the transitive verb 'verify'
and so there is nothing wrong with its spelling.
Prison Break is about to start so I'll see you in the soup tomorrow if you would like to discuss spelling further
cheers
bullmarket
Hi Bobby
Bobby said:Well bull get your spelling right
What was your Implication ? regarding Techs trade ?
Bob.
I'm not sure what point you are trying to make
'Verifiable' is the legitimate adjective form for the transitive verb 'verify'
and so there is nothing wrong with its spelling.
Prison Break is about to start so I'll see you in the soup tomorrow if you would like to discuss spelling further
cheers
bullmarket
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GP.
No,I should,I get ripped of with a full service broker.
I've traded Margin for years and hate discretionary trading.
However every now and then (just lately more now) trades come up that I cant resist so Ive taken them and paid rediculous brokerage.
Infact my broker has suggested that they will set up an e'trade account for me.Ive cut them back from 1% to .4 of a % which isnt bad now but thats only been the last month.
Now Bullmarket.
I dont care what name you give but whatever it is I will instruct my broker to verify that singular trade.
Infact I insist that this be verified by either You,Wayne,or Joe,preferably 2 people.
I dont give a toss who you are or say you are but I will vehemently defend my integrety,something you know very little about and grossly underestimate.
My runs are on the board,you havent even got a place in the team.
You take every opportunity to cut myself down to size,without adding a great deal to the community.
Well I'm out to do some trimming of my own and your in my cross hairs.
Pity should have had a few bucks on it.
Hows $50K.$100K whatever you like----- verified by Ernst Young---Nahh dont think your that stupid---could be wrong---You could just be my minature "Bondie"
GP.
No,I should,I get ripped of with a full service broker.
I've traded Margin for years and hate discretionary trading.
However every now and then (just lately more now) trades come up that I cant resist so Ive taken them and paid rediculous brokerage.
Infact my broker has suggested that they will set up an e'trade account for me.Ive cut them back from 1% to .4 of a % which isnt bad now but thats only been the last month.
Now Bullmarket.
I dont care what name you give but whatever it is I will instruct my broker to verify that singular trade.
Infact I insist that this be verified by either You,Wayne,or Joe,preferably 2 people.
I dont give a toss who you are or say you are but I will vehemently defend my integrety,something you know very little about and grossly underestimate.
My runs are on the board,you havent even got a place in the team.
You take every opportunity to cut myself down to size,without adding a great deal to the community.
Well I'm out to do some trimming of my own and your in my cross hairs.
Pity should have had a few bucks on it.
Hows $50K.$100K whatever you like----- verified by Ernst Young---Nahh dont think your that stupid---could be wrong---You could just be my minature "Bondie"
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Re: Short term discretionary trades---Real time examples
Veritable is the adjective form of the noun Verity, meaning genuine or real.
Verifiable is the adjective form of the verb Verify, meaning able to be proven.
FWIW
GP
Actually veritable means something different.Bobby said:get your spelling right
Veritable is the adjective form of the noun Verity, meaning genuine or real.
Verifiable is the adjective form of the verb Verify, meaning able to be proven.
FWIW
GP
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"What goes around comes around"
Have a read from "Trading the SPI"
End of page 14 to page 19
"What goes around comes around"
Have a read from "Trading the SPI"
End of page 14 to page 19
tech/a
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Yeh had a laugh to myself.
Actually pointed that out to Wayne in a private mail.
That was left in the Air--this wont be.
Yeh had a laugh to myself.
Actually pointed that out to Wayne in a private mail.
That was left in the Air--this wont be.
wayneL
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Let's call it a day folks, let's give tech a chance to verify this trade.
Stay tuned.
Bronte said:"What goes around comes around"
Have a read from "Trading the SPI"
End of page 14 to page 19
Let's call it a day folks, let's give tech a chance to verify this trade.
Stay tuned.
Re: Short term discretionary trades---Real time examples
Spot on GP,
Thats why I used Veritable !
Bulls word verifiable is not pertinent to his statement.
Hope bull gets it ?
Bob.
GreatPig said:Actually veritable means something different.
Veritable is the adjective form of the noun Verity, meaning genuine or real.
Verifiable is the adjective form of the verb Verify, meaning able to be proven.
FWIW
GP
Spot on GP,
Thats why I used Veritable !
Bulls word verifiable is not pertinent to his statement.
Hope bull gets it ?
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Hi tech/a
re your request for a name - if you want to be taken seriously then why not post here the name of your broker and the name of the company that employs him.
I will then pass on that info to someone who can verify if the person you claim is your broker is legitimate and if so then they will give him/her a call.
Otherwise you are simply wasting my time
cheers
bullmarket
Hi tech/a
re your request for a name - if you want to be taken seriously then why not post here the name of your broker and the name of the company that employs him.
I will then pass on that info to someone who can verify if the person you claim is your broker is legitimate and if so then they will give him/her a call.
Otherwise you are simply wasting my time
cheers
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Re: Short term discretionary trades---Real time examples
Tech, good luck with the trade.
Cynical - Dictionary definition
1 - Denying the sincerity of people's motives and actions
2 - Sarcastic, sneering, etc
Tech, good luck with the trade.
Cynical - Dictionary definition
1 - Denying the sincerity of people's motives and actions
2 - Sarcastic, sneering, etc
wayneL
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I really don't think it's a good idea posting people names in a public forum without their consent.
Bull, Tech is not even necessarily asking for your real name.(is that right Tech?) It's just a name to tell the broker so he doesn't give info out to someone unauthorized. Use "Mikael Gorbachev" for all anybody cares.
C'mon let's expitite this as painlessly as possible so we can settle it and move on.
Cheers
bullmarket said:Hi tech/a
re your request for a name - if you want to be taken seriously then why not post here the name of your broker and the name of the company that employs him.
I will then pass on that info to someone who can verify if the person you claim is your broker is legitimate and if so then they will give him/her a call.
Otherwise you are simply wasting my time
cheers
bullmarket
I really don't think it's a good idea posting people names in a public forum without their consent.
Bull, Tech is not even necessarily asking for your real name.(is that right Tech?) It's just a name to tell the broker so he doesn't give info out to someone unauthorized. Use "Mikael Gorbachev" for all anybody cares.
C'mon let's expitite this as painlessly as possible so we can settle it and move on.
Cheers
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Hi wayne
As I posted earlier, I don't think even tech/a is foolish enough to authorise someone to give tech/a's personal details out to a complete stranger over the phone.....especially when the person who tech/a authorises will have no way whatsover of knowing with 100% certainty whether he is disclosing tech/a's personal details over the phone to me or someone ringing on my behalf....it's as simple as that
Therefore it make absolutely no difference whatsoever what name I give tech/a, but if he insists on a name then I'm tossing up between Yogi Bear and Fred Flinstone atm
But if for some strange reason it's important to tech/a to prove his trade to me then as I also said earlier all he has to do is post the name and company of his broker and I will then pass on that info to someone who can verify the name and authenticity of the person and if all is authentic then the person verifiying the information for me can follow it up with tech/a's supposed broker on my behalf.....I can't be any fairer than that
If tech/a is not prepared to do that then he is just wasting my and most probably other peoples' time as well ..
cheers
bullmarket
Hi wayne
As I posted earlier, I don't think even tech/a is foolish enough to authorise someone to give tech/a's personal details out to a complete stranger over the phone.....especially when the person who tech/a authorises will have no way whatsover of knowing with 100% certainty whether he is disclosing tech/a's personal details over the phone to me or someone ringing on my behalf....it's as simple as that
Therefore it make absolutely no difference whatsoever what name I give tech/a, but if he insists on a name then I'm tossing up between Yogi Bear and Fred Flinstone atm
But if for some strange reason it's important to tech/a to prove his trade to me then as I also said earlier all he has to do is post the name and company of his broker and I will then pass on that info to someone who can verify the name and authenticity of the person and if all is authentic then the person verifiying the information for me can follow it up with tech/a's supposed broker on my behalf.....I can't be any fairer than that
If tech/a is not prepared to do that then he is just wasting my and most probably other peoples' time as well ..
cheers
bullmarket
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Re: Short term discretionary trades---Real time examples
I have received confirmation of the trade from Tech/a's broker.
A limit order was placed at 10:44 for 30,000 shares of CTO @ $0.38.
The order was filled at 10:47 and can be seen on the screenshot that Bullmarket kindly supplied.
Case closed as far as I am concerned.
Cheers
<<<edit>>> For the sake of accuracy. It was Tech/A who supplied the screenshot of the course of sales, not Bullmarket.
I have received confirmation of the trade from Tech/a's broker.
A limit order was placed at 10:44 for 30,000 shares of CTO @ $0.38.
The order was filled at 10:47 and can be seen on the screenshot that Bullmarket kindly supplied.
Case closed as far as I am concerned.
Cheers
<<<edit>>> For the sake of accuracy. It was Tech/A who supplied the screenshot of the course of sales, not Bullmarket.
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hey tech you didn't mention a stop for the trade, where abouts did you place it and are you still in?
hey tech you didn't mention a stop for the trade, where abouts did you place it and are you still in?
Re: Short term discretionary trades---Real time examples
Damn, just when I thought I might learn something from this thread it gets sidetracked. Perhaps Doubting Thomases (?) should post some of their trades to also give some education - sniping from the sidelines of a particular thread is not constructive.
Now that the trade has been verified - I hope now a gentlemanly apology will follow.
Damn, just when I thought I might learn something from this thread it gets sidetracked. Perhaps Doubting Thomases (?) should post some of their trades to also give some education - sniping from the sidelines of a particular thread is not constructive.
Now that the trade has been verified - I hope now a gentlemanly apology will follow.