Warp: Watson has honed his "scholarly old gentlema
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Posted On: 09/05/2014 10:10:29 AM
Warp: Watson has honed his "scholarly old gentleman voice." But if you go back a year, he sometimes sounded more like a flipper/trader or Game Show Host rather than this dignified old scientist. Here is a post from "Watson" when he was supposedly in Las Vegas to meet me last year at the Conference there. We had pre-arranged to meet.
"risk; tell me what name your registered under in a PM with Setton. I don't see a Ludlow there. I am at Barrett Jackson watching cars. I played Roulette with Tom dealing at Mandalay, Blackjack with Sandy. The new Ferris Wheel looks incredible. The skidmarks on the Ford track in turn 3 are awesome, how bout the vette and Boss at Mandalay's entrance? Tell me any other specifics you'd like to know. Obviously you doubt me, tell me something reasonable on the strip only someome present would know. Have at it? You want proof I have contrived stories, try hard, much harder."
Warp: Does this sound like a scholarly dignified old gentleman, or does it sound more like the response of a flim flam man? Watson claimed he was at both Conferences I was attending, Las Vegas & Santa Monica. Both times we talked about meeting up, yet he never showed. What's more, he claims to have seen me but chose to remain incognito.
At the Santa Monica Conference he claimed to talk to some guy from Bank of America who claimed to know of some imminent partnership that was about to go down. Watson has always claimed to speak to "people in the know" about imminent big deals....that never materialize.
I believe "Watson" is an alias and that his real author has several aliases, some for pumping and some for bashing. Usually these guys are traders who flip and are constantly trying to manipulate sentiment on the mb one way or another. Solantey will use the same alias of his to one week bash, the next week pump, and the following week bash again. He is stupid. More clever flippers have a wide variety of "alias characters" that are not easily tied back to the true author.
I believe Mkerryfuller is a prime suspect for this type of manipulative shenanigans!! I wouldn't be surprised if Fibonacci is also his alias.
"risk; tell me what name your registered under in a PM with Setton. I don't see a Ludlow there. I am at Barrett Jackson watching cars. I played Roulette with Tom dealing at Mandalay, Blackjack with Sandy. The new Ferris Wheel looks incredible. The skidmarks on the Ford track in turn 3 are awesome, how bout the vette and Boss at Mandalay's entrance? Tell me any other specifics you'd like to know. Obviously you doubt me, tell me something reasonable on the strip only someome present would know. Have at it? You want proof I have contrived stories, try hard, much harder."
Warp: Does this sound like a scholarly dignified old gentleman, or does it sound more like the response of a flim flam man? Watson claimed he was at both Conferences I was attending, Las Vegas & Santa Monica. Both times we talked about meeting up, yet he never showed. What's more, he claims to have seen me but chose to remain incognito.
At the Santa Monica Conference he claimed to talk to some guy from Bank of America who claimed to know of some imminent partnership that was about to go down. Watson has always claimed to speak to "people in the know" about imminent big deals....that never materialize.
I believe "Watson" is an alias and that his real author has several aliases, some for pumping and some for bashing. Usually these guys are traders who flip and are constantly trying to manipulate sentiment on the mb one way or another. Solantey will use the same alias of his to one week bash, the next week pump, and the following week bash again. He is stupid. More clever flippers have a wide variety of "alias characters" that are not easily tied back to the true author.
I believe Mkerryfuller is a prime suspect for this type of manipulative shenanigans!! I wouldn't be surprised if Fibonacci is also his alias.
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