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Wow, what a deal... You'll guarantee a $1000 win within a one-year time frame? WOW, won't cover my cable bill.... But wait, this is after I pay this spammer $1500! So the only thing you'll guarantee is a $1500 profit. What about the dude who received your bogus $1200 excel sheet, did he get his $1200 back? Did your deal with him include a guarantee? Is he still holding his breath, has hell frozen over? http://makeashorterlink.com/?L2C9336A6 arb. > Could the spread have gone back down? Of course. But I > don't care what you or anyone else says, that spread WILL > NOT stay inverted. It never has, the laws of economics > won't allow it. Guarantee? You bet. I'll put myself on > the line, and you won't see anyone anywhere with the guts > to do this...so pay attention. If you or anyone else on > this post takes the trade according to the logic and do > not make at least $1,000.00 within 1 year risking no more > than $2,000, I will personally cover your losses! (One > trade per person please). However, this offer is only > good based on two conditions. First, you take the course > for $1,500. Second, before you place the trade, you must > notify me and place it based on my suggestions (i.e. which > contract months, at what spread level, etc.). You don't > follow my suggestions exactly, no deal. > Are you really this thick, or is it an act? There were dozen of long-trade opportunities in Enron, and hundreds of short-trades. Take a look at a long in July: http://www.forbes.com/finance/mktguideapps/compinfo/AdvancedChart.jhtml?symbol=ENRNQ > And buying Enron at what price was good timing? The merit > of the ho/cl trade is not timing, it is the relationship > between the two markets. They are inextricably linked > with certain compounding factors. There are rare times in > trades that you KNOW the timing is good. May not be > exact, but if you can KNOW, based on the fundemental > relationshp of the markets, or other factors, that the > timing is good, you are 100 light years ahead of most > traders simply trying to time their bias of where they > THINK the market is going to go. > >
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