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    After he resolved the disinflation/deflation argument with EJ, he left ?? It was good to have him here.

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    Re: What happened to Symbols - $#*

    Originally posted by sishya View Post
    After he resolved the disinflation/deflation argument with EJ, he left ?? It was good to have him here.
    PM me, I have his email if you want to contact him.

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      Re: What happened to Symbols - $#*

      Originally posted by sishya View Post
      After he resolved the disinflation/deflation argument with EJ, he left ?? It was good to have him here.
      His last post is dated 05-10-09, 07:06 PM and can be found here:
      http://www.itulip.com/forums/showpos...74&postcount=1

      So it has been only 10 calendar days. Maybe he is on vacation?

      sishya, do you have a link to the thread you are referring too?

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        Re: What happened to Symbols - $#*

        Originally posted by sishya View Post
        After he resolved the disinflation/deflation argument with EJ, he left ?? It was good to have him here.
        what's the point of trolling if the guys you're trolling won't play? takes all the fun out of it.

        i miss lukester, though. always thoughtful even if hot tempered.
        Last edited by metalman; May 20, 2009, 02:59 PM. Reason: spelling

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          Re: What happened to Symbols - $#*

          Originally posted by metalman View Post
          i miss lukester, though. always thoughtful even if hot tempered.
          I think you've just earned the award for The Most Transparent Troll of the Day, metalman.;)
          Most folks are good; a few aren't.

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            Re: What happened to Symbols - $#*

            Originally posted by ThePythonicCow View Post
            I think you've just earned the award for The Most Transparent Troll of the Day, metalman.;)
            moi?

            'In Internet slang, a troll is someone who posts controversial, inflammatory, irrelevant or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum or chat room, with the primary intent of provoking other users into an emotional response or to generally disrupt normal on-topic discussion.'

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              Re: What happened to Symbols - $#*

              Originally posted by metalman View Post

              i miss lukester, though. always thoughtful even if hot tempered.
              well, I am pleased to report that luke is alive and well and probably watching us!

              http://www.itulip.com/forums/showpos...01&postcount=1

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                Re: What happened to Symbols - $#*

                Originally posted by LargoWinch View Post
                well, I am pleased to report that luke is alive and well and probably watching us!

                http://www.itulip.com/forums/showpos...01&postcount=1
                waiting for the big rally to end all rallies to jump in and declare victory? :rolleyes:

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                    Re: What happened to Symbols - $#*

                    Originally posted by LargoWinch View Post
                    His last post is dated 05-10-09, 07:06 PM and can be found here:
                    http://www.itulip.com/forums/showpos...74&postcount=1

                    So it has been only 10 calendar days. Maybe he is on vacation?

                    sishya, do you have a link to the thread you are referring too?
                    EJ replying to S#*.

                    http://www.itulip.com/forums/showthr...6127#post96127

                    I specially liked his exact call that Finster's FDI Index would reverse at 0.125 and inflation would pick up again. I profited immensely from that FDI reversal call, when I shifted my 401k from money market to stocks at around S&P 680. 2 days ago I shifted everything back to Money Market. Credit should be given where it is due.

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                      Re: What happened to Symbols - $#*

                      I think Symbols probably got a headache at some point. :p

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                        Re: What happened to Symbols - $#*

                        Originally posted by Lukester View Post
                        I think Symbols probably got a headache at some point. :p
                        Thanks for your concern Lukester. As I said to WiildsptzE on the video forum I was expecting a very hectic and busy period. I didn't realized there are 10 days since I posted nothing. I still have a lot of work to do withe very tough deadlines. I may get to a normal schedure in a week or so.

                        (PS Thanks Sishya. I hope you got the other call about the change in inflation rate ;) I'm extremely curious if I will get it right this time too)

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                          Re: What happened to Symbols - $#*

                          Originally posted by sishya View Post
                          EJ replying to S#*.

                          http://www.itulip.com/forums/showthr...6127#post96127

                          I specially liked his exact call that Finster's FDI Index would reverse at 0.125 and inflation would pick up again. I profited immensely from that FDI reversal call, when I shifted my 401k from money market to stocks at around S&P 680. 2 days ago I shifted everything back to Money Market. Credit should be given where it is due.
                          The FDI and EJ's disinflation/inflation theory are the same. The timing is the same. The nomenclature and presentation are not the same. Again, if this were my site I'd avoid the internal competition. It's confusing.

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                            Re: What happened to Symbols - $#*

                            Originally posted by Ann View Post
                            The FDI and EJ's disinflation/inflation theory are the same. The timing is the same. The nomenclature and presentation are not the same. Again, if this were my site I'd avoid the internal competition. It's confusing.
                            the methodologies are not the same. ej's is analytical and predictive. finster's is observational and real time descriptive. thus they complement one another's approach. since they agree, each reinforces the validity of the other.

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                              Re: What happened to Symbols - $#*

                              AKA "synergy", something which does not flourish without internal competition. Ann, if you were running a corporation of which I was an employee, based upon your somewhat regimented inclinations for discourse as expressed on other threads in the past couple of days, I must confess I would have long since sought employment elsewhere. No personal disrespect intended. Just a personality divergence. Meantime, I've been with my German employer for twelve years, and enjoy better relations with both my CEO's there than I do with some relatives - excellent, serene, very effective business relations. I've handled a merchant account with several hundred K in it for them (they are in Europe, I am on the West Coast) for twelve long years and we all trust each other implicitly - as though we were family. BTW, they greatly value diversity, and the freedom among employees to "stretch out" on occasion - in return, they get a fierce loyalty from the entire 40 person team.

                              Originally posted by jk View Post
                              the methodologies are not the same. ej's is analytical and predictive. finster's is observational and real time descriptive. thus they complement one another's approach. since they agree, each reinforces the validity of the other.
                              Last edited by Contemptuous; May 25, 2009, 02:42 PM.

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