DocCec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
In a message dated 98-04-29 16:18:10 EDT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< If you engage in both puts and calls you might as well save your time.
You are going to break even. :) Do you mean you choose not to form an
opinion or choose not to express it. I don't have the will power to
resist doing either. <G>
Bill
>>
OK, ok, puts and calls was just an expression. I'm too chicken to mess with
futures, believe me.
Mostly I just don't bother to form an opinion when I don't see any way to form
one that has a better chance of being correct than does its opposite. I don't
really need to have an opinion on everything.
Sometimes I "have a hunch" -- not really an opinion, if that means something
based on some kind or reason and/or fact, but just an intuitive jump. Whether
I express that, or any other opinion, rather depends on the milieu. If it's
just a case of exchanging hunches and if everyone understands that, fine. But
if it's an argument, then I usually don't bother. I'll argue if I have a
position I consider well thought out, but not otherwise.
Doc
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