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Here's an interesting interview I found.
http://www.billreidisafraid.com/interviews/
We're joined today by newsgroup poster, Bill Reid. Bill, what's your
take on the current market turmoil. Do you think the market has
bottomed?
BR: That's too difficult a question. I can't really answer it.
Why not?
BR: Well because if I make a wrong prediction, someone as obsessed as
me, will google my wrong predictions and laugh at me. I can't handle
that. Therefore, I choose not to make any predictions.
Ok, let's turn to a different subject. The oil price has fallen
dramatically the last few months. Your thoughts?
BR: Well it's obvious OPEC will increase production exponentially as
the oil price falls. They are getting paid less and less, therefore,
they have to increase production to make up for the losses. With the
oil price down over 50%, I would estimate that current daily
production is around 170 million bpd.
Wow. Where did you get those numbers from? That's hard to believe.
BR: Well believe me. OPEC is going to increase it's production to
infinity if oil falls to zero.
So you're saying oil is going to zero?
BR: No, I didn't say that. I said if.
So where do you think the oil price is going?
BR: I'm not making any predictions.
What about gold? Is gold still a good investment?
BR: No, Gold is a poor investment during inflationary times.
What about during deflation?
BR: No, gold also does poorly during deflation.
So you wouldn't own gold?
BR: Well, yes I would and I do own gold.
But you just said it was a poor investment.
BR: Well, yeah but I like to invest in things that go down during both
deflation and inflation. Why are you asking me so many questions about
gold? You must be a gold bug!
Are there any stock picks, you would like to suggest?
BR: No.
Why not?
BR: Isn't it obvious by now? If I suggest a stock pick that goes down,
someone will dig up my posts and make me look foolish!
Well, it could also go up.
BR: Well, I'm afraid it would go down though. The humiliation I would
suffer far outweighs the amount of gloating I can do. Besides, I just
don't have much confidence in my own stock picking skills.
Well Bill thanks for joining us.
BR: Thanks! I would like to let everybody know, you can find me at
misc.invest.stocks. I won't be making any predictions but I'll be
critiquing other people's predictions!
100% hoax review. No hate filled recollection of his mother
encouraging him
to play with electrical outlets or plastic bags, no direct reference
to him being
'special', gifted, or in need of an adult diaper change.
Not one mention of Lubow, no racial knocks, no references back to
trivial litigation.
And, if by chance you did secure an interview, you'd have been
panhandled first or had to provide some form of gut rot liquor, or,
in celebration of Baricks win, he is chugging ThunderNerd.
Remember, you spew. . . . weeds sue.
These forums are the only place he can be at his obnoxious, assinine
worst and not get punched in the head by one of his skid row
'associates'
at the soup kitchen. . . . or the fine wines tastings club in the
alley.
> Remember, you spew. . . . weeds sue.
Weed sues? Who told you that? The only suit Weed was ever in is his birthday
suit!
Great interview, Don! In part 2 of the interview are you going to ask the great
investor when his sister's house will be on the auction block?
"Don Tiberone" <s...@m...com> wrote in message
news:c10bc844-aa8e-45ca-a856-774f9ef5afd0@o40g2000pr
n.googlegroups.com...
> Here's an interesting interview I found.
>
> http://www.billreidisafraid.com/interviews/
>
> We're joined today by newsgroup poster, Bill Reid. Bill, what's your
> take on the current market turmoil. Do you think the market has
> bottomed?
>
> BR: That's too difficult a question. I can't really answer it.
>
> Why not?
>
> BR: Well because if I make a wrong prediction, someone as obsessed as
> me, will google my wrong predictions and laugh at me. I can't handle
> that. Therefore, I choose not to make any predictions.
>
> Ok, let's turn to a different subject. The oil price has fallen
> dramatically the last few months. Your thoughts?
>
> BR: Well it's obvious OPEC will increase production exponentially as
> the oil price falls. They are getting paid less and less, therefore,
> they have to increase production to make up for the losses. With the
> oil price down over 50%, I would estimate that current daily
> production is around 170 million bpd.
>
> Wow. Where did you get those numbers from? That's hard to believe.
>
> BR: Well believe me. OPEC is going to increase it's production to
> infinity if oil falls to zero.
>
> So you're saying oil is going to zero?
>
> BR: No, I didn't say that. I said if.
>
> So where do you think the oil price is going?
>
> BR: I'm not making any predictions.
>
> What about gold? Is gold still a good investment?
>
> BR: No, Gold is a poor investment during inflationary times.
>
> What about during deflation?
>
> BR: No, gold also does poorly during deflation.
>
> So you wouldn't own gold?
>
> BR: Well, yes I would and I do own gold.
>
> But you just said it was a poor investment.
>
> BR: Well, yeah but I like to invest in things that go down during both
> deflation and inflation. Why are you asking me so many questions about
> gold? You must be a gold bug!
>
> Are there any stock picks, you would like to suggest?
>
> BR: No.
>
> Why not?
>
> BR: Isn't it obvious by now? If I suggest a stock pick that goes down,
> someone will dig up my posts and make me look foolish!
>
> Well, it could also go up.
>
> BR: Well, I'm afraid it would go down though. The humiliation I would
> suffer far outweighs the amount of gloating I can do. Besides, I just
> don't have much confidence in my own stock picking skills.
>
> Well Bill thanks for joining us.
>
> BR: Thanks! I would like to let everybody know, you can find me at
> misc.invest.stocks. I won't be making any predictions but I'll be
> critiquing other people's predictions!
>
Don Tiberone <s...@m...com> wrote in message
news:c10bc844-aa8e-45ca-a856-774f9ef5afd0@o40g2000pr
n.googlegroups.com...
> Here's an interesting interview I found.
>
> http://www.billreidisafraid.com/interviews/
>
> We're joined today by newsgroup poster, Bill Reid. Bill, what's your
> take on the current market turmoil. Do you think the market has
> bottomed?
>
> BR: That's too difficult a question. I can't really answer it.
>
> Why not?
>
> BR: Well because if I make a wrong prediction, someone as obsessed as
> me, will google my wrong predictions and laugh at me. I can't handle
> that. Therefore, I choose not to make any predictions.
>
> Ok, let's turn to a different subject. The oil price has fallen
> dramatically the last few months. Your thoughts?
>
> BR: Well it's obvious OPEC will increase production exponentially as
> the oil price falls. They are getting paid less and less, therefore,
> they have to increase production to make up for the losses. With the
> oil price down over 50%, I would estimate that current daily
> production is around 170 million bpd.
>
> Wow. Where did you get those numbers from? That's hard to believe.
>
> BR: Well believe me. OPEC is going to increase it's production to
> infinity if oil falls to zero.
>
> So you're saying oil is going to zero?
>
> BR: No, I didn't say that. I said if.
>
> So where do you think the oil price is going?
>
> BR: I'm not making any predictions.
>
> What about gold? Is gold still a good investment?
>
> BR: No, Gold is a poor investment during inflationary times.
>
> What about during deflation?
>
> BR: No, gold also does poorly during deflation.
>
> So you wouldn't own gold?
>
> BR: Well, yes I would and I do own gold.
>
> But you just said it was a poor investment.
>
> BR: Well, yeah but I like to invest in things that go down during both
> deflation and inflation. Why are you asking me so many questions about
> gold? You must be a gold bug!
>
> Are there any stock picks, you would like to suggest?
>
> BR: No.
>
> Why not?
>
> BR: Isn't it obvious by now? If I suggest a stock pick that goes down,
> someone will dig up my posts and make me look foolish!
>
> Well, it could also go up.
>
> BR: Well, I'm afraid it would go down though. The humiliation I would
> suffer far outweighs the amount of gloating I can do. Besides, I just
> don't have much confidence in my own stock picking skills.
>
> Well Bill thanks for joining us.
>
> BR: Thanks! I would like to let everybody know, you can find me at
> misc.invest.stocks. I won't be making any predictions but I'll be
> critiquing other people's predictions!
ANOTHER "Don Tiberone" copyright violation!!!
You stole that from "Fake Internet Traders" magazine...you know,
the latest issue, with the picture of greatest fake Internet "trader" of
all time, "Michael Lubow", on the cover, the guy who "turned over
his entire personal account" to a woman who claims she's never
heard of him...
In next months issue, "Don Tiberone" will reveal his "secret"
strategy of fake Internet trading by posting endless cut'n'pastes
of copyrighted material, then if the predictions in the material
turn out not to be correct, claim that HE didn't make or agree
with the "prediction", he was just POSTING the material (illegally)...
---
William Ernest Reid
Post count: 1296
Fake Internet trades: countless
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