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Message subject : Re: What do we all think of Rene Rivkin?

This message was posted by Economic Central on December 13, 2001 :

In Reply to: Re: What do we all think of Rene Rivkin? posted by Priya on June 19, 2000 :

If you want to beat Mr Rivkin your going to have to
do better than that.

He would Average $60k - 100k a week if he can't
he's just one of the many traders nothing
special.

You my $12k man you think thats good thats good for mums and dads who don't know shit about the market
Don't boost because you can lose it.

Also Australia is far behind the world in the stock market and is considered by some of the Western World as a economically a third world country.

A night is where the Action is a where the real money
is made not the little peanuts or left-overs.

So if your looking to be the best 12k man

Do this $2000 into $1 million in two or three years
then you will gain respect little 12k man.

Also Rene's insider trading what a joke as said
before he can shit money why would do such a stupid thing.

Rene has my respect on a world wide trading scale.

: Who needs Rene Rivkin? if you have done the home work and stick to a trading plan you will make money in shares.

: I started with $12000, this year in February and managed to turn 12000 in to 41 000 so far and I am bloody proud of it

: If I can do it, why not you, and no Rene Rivkin helped me.

: Priya.

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