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The
Anals of Stock Proctology American Society of Short Sellers Examination Dr. Stepan N. Stool, stock proctologist, and publisher of Capitalstool.com
invites committed bears to join the American Society of Short Sellers. (ASS) Exam Questions 1. When you see an analyst on CNBC who recommends a stock, you should: a.
Buy the stock immediately. 2. Alan Greenspan is widely regarded as having enormous power over the markets. In 1996 he said the markets were irrationally exuberant. What happened after that? a.
Naturally stocks came back down to reasonable valuations 3. As a result of Greenspan's statement, what did you do? a.
Uh, I sold everything. 4. In November 2000 Greenspan told investors not to worry, the Fed was keeping an eye on the slowing economy. Your reaction was. a.
I doubled down. 5. When Joe Battipaglia, Ralph Acampora, or Abby Joseph Cohen appear on CNBC, you: a.
Listen intently and follow their recommendations 6. The greatest stock market analyst in the world is: a. David Tice 7. In 1999, a seminar huckster named Wade Cook was hyping his book Bear Market Baloney. You: a.
bought the book and took the seminar. 8. You shorted Yahoo at $________. 9. In: a.
1999 10. During the 1991-2000 bull market you were: a.
Long most of the time and made money If you answered a. to question 10, you have reached this web page in error, please use your browser's back button. If you answered b. you are a typical investor. Sorry, not eligible. If you answered c. you already had your ASS handed to you. Click here to receive your certificate. If you answered d. you can become an officer. To print your certificate, suitable for framing, click here and print from your browser. Makes a great holiday gift for your fellow bear ASS members.
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