The Important Matter of Outstripping You

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Some are very good at explaining their ideas and methods, by example. It’s their gift of patience, greedy proclivities, or the fact that no one else will listen to them, that leads them to such a profession. Mind you, being a teacher is not a noble profession unless it’s done with good intentions. There are excellent teachers on this site, like ChessnWine, Ragin Cajun and Scott Bleier, who can walk you through ideas, like pissing in the breeze with ease. I, on the other hand, do not teach because I do not like to tell you anything.

It all started when I was a young boy, throwing 90mph fastballs at the heads of unsuspecting rivals. When I dropped the hook on them, making them swing and miss like school girls in the boys gyms class, they’d ponder how I learned to throw such a pitch. As far as I viewed it, it was none of their concern. As fate would have it, by senior year, my rotator cuff gave way, also leading to the birth of my quest towards financial wizardry. But, to be perfectly blunt with many of you (not all), I loathe the idea of teaching anything, for I feel as if my life is not complete. I realize this is a character flaw, which in turn keeps the fire in my stomach burning red hot. I can only tell you my habits and allow you to rent my financial tools (The PPT); but I am not ready to profess anything, as long as fuckers like DAVID TEPPER are out there banking billions through weak performance data.

In the world of twitter and smoke with mirrors, many claim to be the real deal. Being that I am mostly anonymous, I cannot pass judgement on the respective track records of any of my rival bloggers out there. However, I will tell you, emphatically, they are indeud dick suckers of the first order. Most of them have never held proper corporate employment and tend to live a very, shall I say, laissee faire life, sucking on twizzlers whilst declaring market wins. I am very sorry to tell you, your financial advice is unpolished and woefully inadequate, especially compared to the stuff published here on iBC.

If I was in your shoes, a Joe Public reader of sorts, I’d declare all other financial websites to be null and void, immediately, as their panache simply doesn’t match up to the Clam-like times we live in now. If I was you, I’d most certainly cancel any and all subscriptions held away from iBC and donate said soft dollars to Woodshedder, so that he too could celebrate Christmas this year.

In the big scheme of things, we’re all dipshits, some more than others. Everyone has an opinion, which most of the time is nothing more than a vote into a collective train of thought. There are very few out there who think outside of the cluster-fuck, if you know what I mean. I tend to abhor mankind, which is why I am able to outstrip you, every step of the way.

73 Responses to The Important Matter of Outstripping You

flyaway18 says:

What is it with all you males and your legendary stories of blowing fastballs by mostly clueless scholastic hitters. First checklist and now you.
What, you were going d1

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The Fly says:

Did I ever tell you the story the time some jackass hit back to back grand slams off me?

His third time up I literally pitched under hand to him, like a father pitching to his 2 year old daughter, and struck him out in three pitches.

That’ll learn him.

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The_Real_Hmmm says:

Love that story. Analogous to your post.

I just realized Burgess Meredith was The Penguin and The Printer’s Devil!

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flyaway18 says:

lol, got cut off.
best thing you said in this column was that you have a nice staff of blue chip bloggers who can show us the ropes.
Who needs an ace when you can go 5-men deep in the rotation here on ibank?

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J. Livermore says:

While we are sharing, my greatest sports moment was destroying an opponent who (unfortunately for him) was skating up center ice with the puck and his head down. My team cheered like I just scored the game winner. Poor guy was in the locker room vomiting after the helped him off the ice.

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Bullish says:

As much as I love twitter, it sometimes make me wish we could time warp back to the early 1980′s. Back when the only way Tom, Dick or Harry had any info was to pick up the phone and ask his broker… for a small fee of course.

Nowadays, everyone is a financial genius. The best part is, when they are proven wrong, all they have to do is change their screen name and start over.

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Meglodon says:

Dats it ia am sold tuning in everyday movin forward..no idea if flys pic r worth a damn ..but at da very least he has serious entertainment value.. Your newest fan is Meglodon!!

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carsony says:

i loved baseball too. i was a picture…the best thing i liked about pitching is that i felt in control..the batter had to guess what i was going to throw. i would do all sorts of things that looked looked like i was putting something on the ball, or i would just burn one on the inside and move them off the plate and they thought i was intentionally trying to hit them, maybe i was.. Because i was the best they were intimadated of me….i lost some of my speed with shoulder injuries too…but still could strike them out, and had them climbing the fence wanting to kill for smoking them in slow motion.

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Seriously says:

I have not done a thorough investigation of many other websites out there. Quite frankly, I don’t have the time, so by my actions I have declared other financial websites to be null and void.

Where else can you get a quick, essentially real-time, read on the market, from a guy who breathes this stuff? Seriously? NFWhere. That’s where. And done with style and humor.

I may take a ride on the weinermobile tomorrow.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4A54p4vBtw&NR=1

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401ker says:

Some poor fool jumped in front of a train in New Brunswick, NJ and screwed up everyone’s trip home from NY city. He must not have been banking enough coin.

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razorsedge says:

so i was on the track continplating,,should i jump, or stay, as the light drove into my eyes (must of been a led)i thought ,,, (seemed like forever,,) hey this is not gonna make me or brake me,,,there will be another train comming soon…so i decided,,,,you made so much so far why be greedy,,,i live to trade another day….plus my mom was callin,,,the street lights were on,,,;lol

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Woodshedder says:

Hey fucker, I had a great Christmas last year! However, if the dear reader would see to canceling all outside subscriptions and indeud piling those subs into the Power Dip, Christmas would most assuredly be a tad finer in 2011.

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The Fly says:

From what I gather, one of those southern tornados wiped out your Xmas last year and you are still trying to recover. We will donate a great deal Towards this effort.

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JakeGint says:

Rather, it was a great flock of vengeful emus.

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Woodshedder says:

Yes Flyseph, forgot about that twister, what with all the White Lightening and chicken wings, my mind has gone to puddin’.

Jakey, your brethren says you need to visit Richmond town more often.

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razorsedge says:

yikes r we havin fun yet, i greatful to the fly n senior woodshedder,,,,n tradingnymph mostly

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Woodshedder says:

Praise be to you!

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Thank you Razor….Aussie (australian dollar) is on the coke that the Bears had shorting the banks tonight. The Clam is responsible for all of this, he was wrong about the housing bubble and he is wrong again…sad part is that he doesn’t care and will just deny it all tomorrow. US Dollar continues to fall.

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razorsedge says:

was at a local bar ,,was in the restroom, as i left a guy said most wash there hands,,,,i said,,,yea but i dont work here,,,

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Dogs says:

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