SH-- let us look at your argument closely. This would be something like a good attorney would do on cross examination in front of the jury. Are you up to scrutiny or do you think your credibility will fall apart?
So what part of Mike's (I assume this is Mike Callicrate?) statement is false? Is your reasoning here the same as when you say he perjured himself?[/quote]
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Econ. 101: "Can a person not be in two classes at the same time? Sometimes you might be a cash seller and sometimes you might be a grid/formula seller."
Of course they can be both. That's not the point!
If you had any ability to comprehend what you are reading you would know that's not the point. There is 2 issues here.
First, Mike stated:
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"All plaintiffs had to be "Cash" market sellers to have credentials as "Plaintiff"."
That was the statement I was responding to.
All the plaintiffs were not cash sellers. Like you said, some were both.
So what part of Mike's (I assume this is Mike Callicrate?) statement is false? Is your reasoning here the same as when you say he perjured himself?[/quote]