Louetta's Lore

[billyjoe]

Grammatical error?? SssSssSss

Spike,
What's with the babe ? You'll draw the wrath of New-born , but we'll be watching those parabolic picks closer than ever.

------------billyjoe

[billyjoe]

Billy...For a non-subscriber you sure seem to hang out over there a lot...LOL

Doug,
95% of the time I spend about 2% of my time looking at 3% of the IBD posts for ammunition. They are wrong 75% of the time.


-------------billyjoe

[billyjoe]

Louetta,
I read it wrong again. When poormans quoted what you quoted by the other guy I thought you were dising poormans and thought it was odd. The old brain is shrinking with age. Maybe I should get some of those new games that keep the mind spry. Sorry

-----------billyjoe

[Louetta]

Louetta,
I read it wrong again. When poormans quoted what you quoted by the other guy I thought you were dising poormans and thought it was odd. The old brain is shrinking with age. Maybe I should get some of those new games that keep the mind spry. Sorry

-----------billyjoe

Much of my reputation is based on stuff I never said. Kind of like high school. Much of my reputation was based on stuff I never did.

[Rob]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob
...There is all kinds of other fun stuff too...

Grammatical error?? SssSssSss

I know it sounds peculiar, but I don't think it's incorrect. The subject and the verb are both singular.

[IIC]

Much of my reputation is based on stuff I never said. Kind of like high school. Much of my reputation was based on stuff I never did.

Louetta...Like what???...Can you give us about 10 or 15 examples???

[Louetta]

I know it sounds peculiar, but I don't think it's incorrect. The subject and the verb are both singular.

E.g. There is lots of other fun stuff too

[Louetta]

Louetta...Like what???...Can you give us about 10 or 15 examples???

How can I give you examples of stuff I never did?

[Rob]

E.g. There is lots of other fun stuff too

Yes, thank you, friendly English major. I was thinking along the lines of: there is also other fun stuff of all kinds.

[IIC]

Here's the deal. Yesterday a guy posted on Poorman's thread asking if the Poorman's methodology was not working in this market (he's either down for the year or just above 0). Anyway, when I checked today every stock in Poorman's model (15 I guess, I only had 14) was up. So I responded to yesterday's posting about the methodology not working saying all 14 were up. The guy responded saying lots of stuff was up today. I refrained from answering him. But. Do you realize even if 90% of stocks were up today (its probably more like 65%) the odds of picking 15 winners when the chnaces are 90% on each one are only 1 in 5. If its 80% then the odds of picking 15 winners are like 1 in 30. So its not luck or something. You can't dismiss 15 for 15 by saying well its a good day. But I didn't bother to respond, being the kindly flower child we all know I am.

You are too young to be a Flower Child...You must be boning up on your history...lol

Today the IIC 100 was 86 up 14 dn...I don't have the IBD 100 figures handy...But, it looks like the IIC 100 will increase its lead again this week...Doug

PS...Feel free to mention the IIC 100 over at IBD...I don't think Bruce would mind.

[IIC]

How can I give you examples of stuff I never did?

Well...Methinks you could give us examples of what they said you did.

BTW...You've only taught me 3 Shakesperean words...Methinks, Mayhap & Opine(which maybe isn't even Shakesperean???)...When is the next HERITAGE lesson???

[IIC]

Louetta...I see you use e.g. I use that a lot too.

BESIDES Louetta...Who can tell me the difference between i.e. and e.g. ???

NO FAIR GOOGLING IT...Let's see who knows...Doug

[Louetta]

Louetta...I see you use e.g. I use that a lot too.

BESIDES Louetta...Who can tell me the difference between i.e. and e.g. ???

NO FAIR GOOGLING IT...Let's see who knows...Doug

Don't have to google it. I.e. is that is, e.g. is for example.

[Rob]

Louetta...I see you use e.g. I use that a lot too.

BESIDES Louetta...Who can tell me the difference between i.e. and e.g. ???

NO FAIR GOOGLING IT...Let's see who knows...Doug

As I understand it, i.e. means "namely," and e.g. means "for example." I didn't google it or look it up in any other reference material.

[Louetta]

Well...Methinks you could give us examples of what they said you did.

BTW...You've only taught me 3 Shakesperean words...Methinks, Mayhap & Opine(which maybe isn't even Shakesperean???)...When is the next HERITAGE lesson???

Well, I tried to educate people on the distinctions among various Old English words for the female genitals but some guy got mad.