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Friday, October 5, 2007

Mark Hulbert Quotes 2-day Old Issue of Marketimer

In light of the fact that Bob Brinker canceled James’ subscription for allegedly revealing information about Marketimer online, is this an example of utter hypocrisy by Bob Brinker, or will he cancel Mark Hulbert’s subscription to Marketimer.

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Here is what James posted on Kirk Lindstrom’s Facebook Bob Brinker Discussion Thread:

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"I got an e-alert from Brinker today about the October MarkeTimer being available online but when I put in my info I got a message saying my information was no longer in the system. I called and was told I was no longer entitled to receive the newsletter online because I was sharing information about its content online. I was planning on not renewing my subscription anyway for 2008 but now I get a refund for the last 3 months of this year. Hummmm!"

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http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=2267714264&topic=2783&start=90&hash=cf8362e909a958f2039972761221277f
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Just two days after the issue date of the October Marketimer, Mark Hulbert says this on Marketwatch:

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"# Bob Brinker's Marketimer: Bullish. In his most recent issue, published in early October, editor Bob Brinker wrote: "We expect significant additional stock market progress into next year as investors discount growing corporate earnings in an environment of low inflation and benign interest rates." His model portfolios are fully invested."

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http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/top-performing-stock-market-timers/story.aspx?guid=%7BC376F696%2DDD62%2D4434%2D88FA%2D3697C4890E00%7D

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4 comments:

Anonymous said...

One was a quote from a newsletter writer about the October Marketimer Newsletter. The other from a troll about the special bulletin... and you don't see the difference? I pay for that information and I am sure Bob does not appreciate copyrighted info being put out over the web for free.

Anonymous said...

"The other from a troll about the special bulletin... "

Where did you get this information? Are you Bob Brinker?

Limoman said...

If quotes posted were After His Release of his Mo. Ltr and AFTER a Radio Show? I don't see a Problem, since the Radio show qoutes alone make it Public Knowledge and Domain.

Honeybee said...

Limoman said: "If quotes posted were After His Release of his Mo. Ltr and AFTER a Radio Show?"

It was not "AFTER" a radio show. It was TWO DAYS after the issue date of the October newsletter--which was October 3--a wednesday.

Anyway, you point is MOOT because Bob Brinker NEVER gives stock market predictions on his radio program.

He uses his predictions as a hook to snag naive people who believe he can predict what the market will do in the future.