No offense, but he seems a little over the top. I prefer Sinclair.
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<< <i>No offense, but he seems a little over the top. I prefer Sinclair. >>
None taken. Why be politically correct, Willie calls them as he sees them, doesn't care what others think. He is among those that know the syndicate is making its move and he calls them on it. Does a good job of trying to warn others, if only they will listen. His track record on his calls is among the best. What I like best about him his is "hinting" (usually in boldface) something that he wants you to figure out on your own.
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<< <i>No offense, but he seems a little over the top. I prefer Sinclair. >>
None taken. Why be politically correct, Willie calls them as he sees them, doesn't care what others think. He is among those that know the syndicate is making its move and he calls them on it. Does a good job of trying to warn others, if only they will listen. His track record on his calls is among the best. What I like best about him his is "hinting" (usually in boldface) something that he wants you to figure out on your own.
The things I don’t always agree with are always worth considering.