Comments on: About T3BM http://t3bm.com Market Commentary, Stocks, Futures and Currencies Thu, 15 Jul 2010 13:58:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: T3BM http://t3bm.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-658 T3BM Fri, 19 Feb 2010 16:10:35 +0000 http://t3bm.com/?page_id=2#comment-658 T3BM does not currently offer direct investment advice or management services. That being said, we are evaluating the interest and market potential for such an offering. We are interested in hearing your ideas for what, specifically, you would be interested in were we to provide such a service. As always, we value our users' feedback on the site in general, so if you have additional ideas or comments/suggestions please shoot us an email or leave a comment and let us know. Thank you for your continued support of our site. T3BM does not currently offer direct investment advice or management services. That being said, we are evaluating the interest and market potential for such an offering. We are interested in hearing your ideas for what, specifically, you would be interested in were we to provide such a service. As always, we value our users’ feedback on the site in general, so if you have additional ideas or comments/suggestions please shoot us an email or leave a comment and let us know.

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]]> By: elis olson http://t3bm.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-657 elis olson Fri, 19 Feb 2010 15:01:05 +0000 http://t3bm.com/?page_id=2#comment-657 Do the blind mice provide investment services in addition to this amazing service Elis Do the blind mice provide investment services in addition to this amazing service

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]]> By: dave http://t3bm.com/about/comment-page-1/#comment-271 dave Thu, 15 Oct 2009 20:17:49 +0000 http://t3bm.com/?page_id=2#comment-271 I have to give you guys a LOT of credit. I follow a few mkt blogs regularly. I'm pretty selective; i do NOT believe in gurus ... at all. I'm an ex stk brkr & an ex-member & floor trader on a commodities exchange. I'm fairly knowledgeable technically. Of all the blogs that i've been following for the past few months you guys have been by FAR the most right. I attribute this to two things: 1) Your lengthy experience **; 2) You actually risk your money on your mkt views; and THEREFORE know when you are wrong. I actually thought that you were wrong in early Oct when the stk mkt overlapped the Aug highs (which messes up my EW count a bit). Would love to have Alex post a count of the subwaves after July. I thought that we had had the sideways trading range (distribution) & false breakouts on certain key issues like IBM in mid-Aug. Question #2: What are the Elliott Wave implications of the early Oct widespread stk index declines below the August highs ? **your longevity: I believe that one reason why the 99-2002 bear mkt was so bad was because no one under 35 y.o. on Wall St (of which there were many) had ever experienced a bear mkt before & therefore they kept buying the dips. Regards, dave I have to give you guys a LOT of credit. I follow a few mkt blogs regularly. I’m pretty selective; i do NOT believe in gurus … at all. I’m an ex stk brkr & an ex-member & floor trader on a commodities exchange. I’m fairly knowledgeable technically.

Of all the blogs that i’ve been following for the past few months you guys have been by FAR the most right. I attribute this to two things: 1) Your lengthy experience **; 2) You actually risk your money on your mkt views; and THEREFORE know when you are wrong.

I actually thought that you were wrong in early Oct when the stk mkt overlapped the Aug highs (which messes up my EW count a bit). Would love to have Alex post a count of the subwaves after July. I thought that we had had the sideways trading range (distribution) & false breakouts on certain key issues like IBM in mid-Aug.

Question #2: What are the Elliott Wave implications of the early Oct widespread stk index declines below the August highs ?

**your longevity: I believe that one reason why the 99-2002 bear mkt was so bad was because no one under 35 y.o. on Wall St (of which there were many) had ever experienced a bear mkt before & therefore they kept buying the dips.

Regards,
dave

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