Now where's the apology

Keep carpet bombing the forum with your rubbish obsessing over me every minute, every hour, every day, every thread, every post and I'll consider changing my mind and upgrading the status of your integrity from dog sh1t to..........human excrement.

And if you have time one of these days, you know, right after you just read something interesting that you didn't understand related to finance or economics in the daily rag you read, you may want to consider putting something up here that's even remotely related to what this forum is about.

I'm not holding my breath, you've been around this place for years under two different forum names, and after bombarding the forum with literally thousands of rubbish posts....I still haven't seen anything remotely interesting, intelligent or original coming out of your mouth.

You are living proof that there's no cure for stupidity. But where the real tragedy lies with you is that everyone has the right to be stupid (you were born that way), but no one has the right to shamelessly pr0st1tute themselves.

Have a nice day

Well that was relevant I must say.

Btw the only thing I'm obsessed with, is your pathological inability to act like a normal human being.
Clean up your act and most of us will stop harangueing you endlessly.
It's not really all that much fun or pleasure for us either.
If persons such as you are given free rein, then the world would be virtually unliveable.
Personally I love standing up to bullies. Always have and always will.

Imo arogant and conceited persons such as Menelaus clearly is, almost always get their comeuppance.
I suspect that in his case, the market might turn out to be the first to exact its revenge.
It would seem that he's awfully exposed in one direction only.
All his apples ( that word again) in one basket. Armageddon.

" --arrogant---'
Typo correction. Sigh. Should be unnecessary really.

For any who might be interested, I'm well educated, well read, and well able to see the total onesidedness of Meneelaus' economic arguments.
He fraudulently portrays his opinions as facts, and it's quite dangerous to the unaware.
I prefer more well rounded, less extreme opinions, and I have found professional advisers to look after my various stock/commodity market interests, whose opinions I am comfortable with.
I'm confident that I am fairly well protected in these markets, whichever future roads they take.
But I'm no expert in them, and I do rely heavily on others more knowledgeable to guide me.
But I do believe I'm quite a good judge of people, and in that respect I'm sure that my personal opinion of Menelaus is correct.
He's a blowhard and should not be trusted or believed unconditionally on matters economic. He's far too locked into only one way of looking at things.

Fine As

Indeed. Armageddon. When it comes his gold will go through the roof just as the mob kicks his front door in.