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From: | "hugh webber" <hugh.webber@clear.net.nz> |
Date: | Wed, 2 Feb 2000 19:21:28 +1300 |
um, I hate to be the dog in the manger and I've been very tolerant so far but we appear to be observing a parallel phenomenon to what economists call 'crowding out' (public taxing and spending crowding out private investment for example). I refer to the 100's of messages which consist of 6 letters and 4 digits. Um, maybe there's a better way, such as announcing the competition and then arranging for entries to flow privately rather than crowding out sharechat. Sure, new competitions and winners could be announced but we seem to be turning into a combination of the TAB and a ouija board seance at the moment. Before it all started we seemed to be having some brilliant discussions for weeks but now its hard to wade your way through the dross (and I do go backwards to pick up useful info and references). I'm quite happy to read what day trading is about (its a bit of a mystery to me) but without all the gory details although I'm intrigued like the rest of you to hear about large trades and who it might be. I'm happy that some people are into technical analysis (but maybe a good analogy to its actual predictive powers might be say tarot cards) and I'm happy to read about tech analysis and speculation (although the momentum aspect is primary school 1987 stuff) - its just the continual stream of Bubble Whipped Off garbage that's getting on my wick. Who cares whether ITC is going to be 66 instead of 65 tomorrow or 64 instead of 65 next week. If its something substantive like ITC moving 10 cents with some penetrating discussion why, that's great. I remain yours etc, Value Investor, Burnside. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.sharechat.co.nz/ New Zealand's home for market investors To remove yourself from this list, please us the form at http://www.sharechat.co.nz/forum.html.
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