knightowl1953

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

And one more thing. Anyone out there that takes the advice of anyone on these forums and loses money deserves what they got. Anyone investing solely on what anyone says has no business in the stock market. Stay with a money market. A serious investors needs to do their own research and base investments on what they know not what someone else says. So do your research and invest on what you know. No professional, no matter the experience, knowledge, and track record is always right. So if you make an investment on what others say and it goes bad, you deserve what you get.

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

I have decided to move forward on this matter. We all have better things to do with our time. This is a forum about exchanging ideas. Some ideas will be disagreed by some. An author may be totally wrong about a topic. An author may also be toally right. The stock market is not an exact science. I have seen many so-called analysts on CNBC be totally wrong about a subject. But one thing they have and we all have is the right of free speech. So moving forward, we need to respect each others ideas no matter what. We all need to be professionals. But I give a warning to anybody out there that tries to deny someone, anyone from voicing their ideas. Me and many others on this Alpha forum will not tolerate bashers, disrescpect, and outright attacks. We have a force now and we will used it to the letter of the law to protect anyone that is harass in anyway. So let's be professionals. Thank you.

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

You are entitle to your opinion as I am mine. Vwinner has a history of child-like attacks on many authors. I am not going to just sit around and take it. You want to defend Vwinner (yourself?) good for you. Just like I am entitle to say the guy is worthless. His only point is to attack others, no matter what the content. He is a menace, like a coakroach, and hides under other names because he is a sick individual. Go ahead. Get your kicks. But if there is one thing I hate is a pompous ass. And Vwinner takes the prize. So go ahead. Keep attacking others. It is not going to stop me one bit on voicing my opinion. Again, moron, I have 30 years of risk management experience and a degree in economics and industrial relations. I am a small investor, yes. But I will continue to say what I want and please as long as Alpha sees fit to print it. If you don't like it, take it on with them. But continued attacks just makes you absolutely with no credibility, Vdress.

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

Looks like oil is finding resistance at 115. Gasoline inventories were also lower than expected despite crude oil being higher. I agree with Goldman Sach's assesstment as I am a believer in Peak Oil theory. If this is the beginning of a new leg it only took oil a month and one half to bottom out. Here come the commodities if that is the case. I agreed with many that recommended, like myself, that this month was the time to buy commodities.

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

How is the author out of line? I posted an article and this Vwinner attacks me personally. Adding to this, the whole thing started when I decided to say on Vwinner's blog that I thought V would not see 100 this year just prior to 2Q earnings. Jon decided that this was too negative. So he deleted my opinion just like I if was in a communist country. So this so called expert boasted prior to 2Q earnings that Visa would never see below 75 and would see 100 before summer ends. This is very dangerous. I feel sorry for those that took his advice and bought V in the high 80s thinking it would go higher. The bottom line is if you disagree with someone fine. But V goes beyond that. He is the only one that is right and everyone else is wrong. That is being childish and immature. The guy really needs help and is really not worth wasting time on. So all you silly backers of Vwinner stay on his blog and let the rest of the investment world alone.
I hope Mr. Bill that you are successful in getting this clown off Alpha. You are dojg a great service. Thank you!!!!!

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

With that, I have had enough of the obvious insecurities you have. We all see what you are V. Give it up and see a doctor.

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

We all need medications from you Janice. I need a whole bottle of the stuff. But, gee, thanks for your concern. I am touched. by the way, my wife just told me there are great bargains today at Macey's. You just might be able to buy that pink dress with the yellow flowers you wanted so much. Be careful at night and make sure you do not catch something. If you are ever in the area of Winter Haven, FL let me know and we can take our conversation in person.

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

Sorry but we do not insure a 1972 Vega.

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

Don't you all love a guy that hides behind her dress?

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

For the record, I worked as a risk manager in both insurance and private enterprise. I have an MA degree in Industrial Ralations from University of Cinci and an economics degree from Florida International. I retired in 2001 due to heart problems and live with my wife and three daughters in Florida. I am not a prefessional stock broker but have made money in the stock market for years and have NEVER lost my principal amount. So if Alpha sees fit to publish my articles and you disagree go take it up with them.

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

You are the dangerous one, Janice. You are a thought control, poor excuse for a human being. By the way, I saw a silver statue of youself on the vwinner blog. Perfect fit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

And one more thing, the last time I checked this is a free country and I have a right to voice my opinions right or wrong. The stockmarket is not an exact science. You get ten idiot stockbrokers in one room on a subject and you will get ten different opinions. I stand by my articles that commodities will be back sooner than you think. I understand that institutions are out now, I understand that hedge funds went out in July. I understand that world demand is lower for oil, that we may be headed for a world recession, and more bank failures are coming. But I also belief in peak oil, supply constraints that at any level will bring back oil prices. If you disagree fine. You are entitle to it. I will be damned if I am going to let a clown like Vwinner tell me what I can say or not.

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

First, I like to apoligize for my behavior. This "man" or however he puts his dresses at night really got to me. Bottom line is I use to kick azz of guys like Vwinner that thought they new everything in highschool. This guy hides behind a computer and enjoys letting everyone know how great he is and how wrong everyone else is. He will never admit he makes mistakes despite the fact that many see right through his phony and egomaniac attitude. I mean he should go back to John's Pizza near Broadway and stop pretending he is a stockbroker. His ideas are dangerous because he is the only one that assumes he is right. thanks mrbill and others for letting me know you guys are aware that this guy is a freak. I also like to apoligize to Alpha for my remarks. With that, I will humbly go back to making money through the advice of many I read. Unlike Vwinner, whose opinion is the only one that matters.

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

Leeb's Market Forcast Oil/Commodities 15-Aug-08 05:11 pm One analyst's opinion on oil/commodities for whatever it's worth

The U.S. dollar is trading near a 6-month high against the euro, and it is helping the market sentiment. At the same time, we feel that the low price for oil and gold, caused mostly by the stronger dollar, while helping the markets, is becoming irrational. Selling oil and oil stocks does not help address the supply/demand misbalance issues that caused oil prices go up in the first place. Today, the International Energy Agency raised the forecast for energy demand for the next year as it expects Chinese oil consumption to go up after the Olympics. The forecast was increased by 70,000 barrels, to a total of 87.8 million barrels a day.

This just does not add up with OPEC saying that it is considering cutting oil production at its September meeting on the basis of oversupply. What is clear is that OPEC is much more interested in high oil prices than low oil prices; in the long run, oil fundamentals remain the same.

Think The Oil Boom Is Over? If So, You Could Be Giving Up The Biggest Gains Of Your Investment Career!

Right now, Americans are celebrating lower oil prices and foolishly selling off oil stocks.
Why do I say foolishly? Because, as oil executives have said in recent months, $100 is the minimum oil price required to bring new oil supplies online. Any dip below those levels would be self-correcting -- it would mean no new oil to meet growing demand. It would also postpone the development of alternative energies. The result would be that prices catapult considerably higher, very quickly.
In other words, the recent drop in oil prices isn't the end of the commodities boom. More likely it's the last great buying opportunity.

On Visa and Commodities: An Addendum

I bought many of these commodities in January when they wer a steal. Like MEE which I bought at 41 and I am still ahead. Losing money???? I am still ahead of the ball game on all my investments. Yes, IPI is the only painful one. Give oil time. IPI will be back. I really get a kick on you all so call Wall Street types that think you know everything.