SOCRATES
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Understand that this is not posted as an affront to you personally since last year you helped me with an enquiry (non market related) and I am very grateful for your assistance in that regard. I never forget people who help me but equally I do not forget people who do the opposite, EVER....and what is more, I do not forgive as I have been taught, against my better jugdement, not to do it.zupcon said:Hopefully this will be new evidence based on rational argument, rather than the same old links to the cash cow strategy here at T2W and John Suma's half baked article at investopedia, I fear however that it probably wont be. Lets hope Im proved incorrect
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zup
One of my guys has just sent me a rubber stamp in the post which arrived on Monday:
The Truth is Too Precious
to give to any fool who
just asks for it.
It is a lovely little gadget....self inking and everything.....He sent it to me as an unsolicited reminder not to be generous to unsuitable people.
This is a public board and not a boardroom.
Because it is a public board then what can be prudently posted has to be carefully weighed so as not to contradict the stamp.
Therefore the readers have to content themselves with what is given and no more.
Reading this thread does not confer upon the reader the right to ask for more and it does not impose the obligation on the poster to explain more than is prudent in a public website to strangers.
Already many gems have been posted here. It seems as if they are regarded as no more than pebbles. They are regarded as such because curiously that quality of torpor, of dumbed down thinking as self imposition is exactly what the public deserves and no better. Therefore information can be released but up to a certain point and no further
In this regard there are three points I will make.
The first is that the article written by this lady Carly in the Knowledge Lab is absolutely spot on...but like a lot of really accurate and valuable information it is disregarded by the majority.
The second point is that the study by John Suma is not half baked, it is the brutal and naked truth, but there again, it is diisregarded and ignored by the majority.
The third point is this shows the majority are incapable of recognising evidential fact.
If the majority are incapable of recognising evidential fact then to provide more is a waste of effort in the first instance and in the second a not worthwhile excercise.
Then again what is craved for here is to be taught. This thread is not the Options Trading School, even if one were to exist There is also a craving to be mentored. NO mentoring or tuition will take place. This thread is for the purpose of discussion of the topic in hand, the question of whether the buyer or the writer has the edge in options.
By now it should be patently obvious to any thinking person that the edge is with the writer and not with the buyer, so the object of the thread is satisfied.
No new information will be released, as it is not necessary to do so, or even advisable or even prudent.
Discussion can continue, as enough evidence of fact has been provided to cause readers to arrive at the inexorable conclusion as detailed above.
I now leave you to discuss all of this to your hearts' content, among yourselves.
You cannot say I do not soc it to you....and now back to the games...
No1 http://www.trade2win.com/knowledge/...the-cash-cow/?r
No2 http://www.investopedia.com/article...r/03/100103.asp
No3 http://www.investment-tools.com/options_reports_1.htm
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