Great Bear Resources Ltd. GTBAF

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Dart, You're talking to the Shmenge's here, we aren't

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Mr Dart,
I first became aware of you a few weeks ago when someone posted some article you wrote. I didnt read very much of the article, I could tell right away it was written by someone who has a high opinion of himself and does not have much experience in this very unique and tiny junior mining exploration sector. Obviously a young trader who has not specialised in this sector but rather hops around, as is the way of many 'traders' in these days of a casino stock market.
You haven't even realised yet that technical analysis is more or less irrelevant in the situation we have right now with GBR. Gaps and such.. hello?
Why on earth would I listen to an upshot who was still wearing diapers when I was first learning AND specialising in this junior mining sector?
I suspect many others here feel the same way.
You may well be able to impress and hold the attention of some other young guns who are cutting their teeth on trading but you are in the wrong place here my friend.
You are talking down to people 2 or 3 times your age who have been 'specialising' in this sector since before you were born.
We really do not need your immaturity and 'know it all' attitude here thank you.
Please go away.

TaylorDart01 wrote: My point  is the stock was up 330% in 80 trading days. The next 25% move had a much higher chance of being lower. Betting on a 20-30% correction and suggesting to take profits on some to re-position lower is not picking up a quarter on the railroad tracks.

So far we're down 10% from the highs, there's an un-filled gap at $6.80 CAD. We'll see what happens. I would say there's at least a 30% chance of that getting filled, or a re-test near the lows of the gap-up at $7.20.