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Each prediction is presented in the following form, with three elements: 1 2 3, where
1 = either B for "Buy", S for "Sell", SH for "Short", C for "Cover a short" AND
2 = the stock or ETF symbol AND
3 = the price of the stock or ETF named.
An example:
B F 17.00 = Buy Ford stock at 17.00
Unless otherwise noted, all predictions made are made with the intention that they will be a short term trade, usually to be closed out within the next few days. When predictions are made with the intention that the trade is meant to be longer term, I will note it as such.
DISCLAIMER
The words "I" and "me" below both refer to the author of this site.
The words "stock" and "stocks" below both refer to both equities and exchange traded funds (ETFs)
My Twitter predictions are being made with the sole purpose of recording my success in making stock predictions. If a Twitter follower is interested in following the predictions I make, they can do so, assuming I grant them access to following my account.
By recording my stock pick trading ability on my site, I can use the site to my advantage. By demonstrating success, I will have created a verifiable track record I can point to in the event I apply for a trading position with a firm
In order to simulate day trading, I make second by second predictions live on Twitter.
In order for my predictions to later be verifiable, I make the predictions live on Twitter. Once a prediction is made on Twitter, that prediction cannot be removed from my Twitter history. I believe that Twittering my predictions is probably the best method one can use to record their predictions.
When I make a prediction on Twitter, it is NOT meant to be a recommendation that others buy, sell, short or cover a stock or exchange traded fund as I predict it. It is simply a prediction of my own!
IF A TWITTER FOLLOWER (OR SOMEONE WHO FOLLOWS MY WEBSITE) CHOOSES TO PUT CAPITAL TO WORK AND ACT ON A PREDICTION OF MINE, THEY DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK, AND I HAVE NO LIABILITY AT ALL IN REGARD TO THE CONSEQUENCES OF THEIR ACTION!
I plan on posting predictions very quickly after I decide to post a prediction. As a result, it's possible that I might make an error and mistakenly cite a stock price that is not the correct match for the stock I name, or, vice versa, it's possible that I might mistakenly cite a stock name that is not a correct match for the stock price I cite. Also, there are other types of prediction errors I could make.
Remember, my predictions are NOT meant to be followed. Regardless of whether a follower puts capital to work and acts on a prediction of mine, I have NO LIABILITY for any typographical mistakes made in the course of posting my predictions!
I MAY OR MAY NOT PUT MY OWN CAPITAL TO WORK BY FOLLOWING MY OWN PREDICTIONS.
Be aware that I am NOT a licensed or registered financial professional.
LIABILITY ISSUES
I, the author of this site, and the site itself, are in no way liable for any of the following:
1) Any type of loss, including financial loss, by a Twitter follower (and/or website reader) who chooses to put capital to work by acting on any predictions of mine.
2) Externalities related to a Twitter follower's (and/or website reader's) choice to put capital to work by acting on a prediction of mine. In this context, externalities are the events that occur as a result of a Twitter follower (and/or website reader) putting capital to work by acting on a prediction of mine. One example of this (although certainly not the only example) would be the following: After following my prediction and incurring a financial loss, a Twitter follower (and/or website reader) is unable to make mortgage payments on his/her house.
3) Any type of loss, including financial loss, by a Twitter follower (and/or website reader) as a result of my posting inaccurate stock prices and/or stock names.
4) Any type of loss, including financial loss, by a Twitter follower's (and/or website reader's) inability to properly access the site. One example of this is (but is not limited to) a situation whereby a Twitter follower (and/or website reader) follows my prediction by putting capital to work and buying a stock but then is suddenly unable, as a result of a power outage, to access the sell prediction that closes out the trade.
