When someone calls you out in a video and your response is flagged...

in #help7 years ago (edited)


What do you do with that?  I was called out in a video by Gregory Mannario.  Not by name, but by the context of the statements made.   I then respond maybe not nicely, but rather questioning motives, or just questions in general.  Responding to the comments made in his video.   I check back about a half hour later, and find my post downvoted (flagged) by the same @market report  (I put a space here cause I don't want this down voted also by him.)

So what do you do in this instance?  Just because someone doesn't like your reply after calling you out to "discuss" in their video, how does Steemit, blockchain, or whatever governs this place handle abuse like this?   Why do I call this abuse?   I took the time and effort to "discuss" or "respond" to this guy.  He doesn't like my answer, or reply so down votes to hide it.  Very foul.  

Don't call ppl out in your videos if you cannot deal with or respond appropriately to the Discussion YOU asked for....  amiright???   So now I will repost here what I responded with, after being asked to discuss.


RE: 100% Proof That A Massive Economic Meltdown Is Closer Than You Think. By Gregory Mannarino

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100% Proof That A Massive Economic Meltdown Is Closer Than You Think. By Gregory Mannarino

47 minutes agocmtrading 42 in money


"When I say fear porn star. I'm wasn't talking about the yield curve. I could care less about that. My problem with you and what caused me to say that, was in the video that i posted that comment on, you said we could get a civil war. Now like I said in the comment section of that video. Do you actually listen to yourself? Civil War. WOW. 

So please before you take things that I say out of context or attempt to try to subjugate them to YOUR narrative, please explain how the comment was actually applied.
BTW why don't you post your trades via your software? Date and timestamp of those trades? I was speaking with one of your followers and followed the QCOM trade. The R.R. or R.O.I. on that couldn't have been all that good. I watched that trade. If I was to follow your advice I would have closed flat if not down due to fees.
Expaining away things as a conspiracy is also a very eye opening. But to me using straddles is a way to claim being correct and profitable, as long as the actual trade P&L isn't posted. I don't care if you are wrong right or whatever... What concerns me (and for the life of me I don't know why I care) is that you have a blind following. Saying things like the FED is manipulating BTC, and various other stances. You say "we" are going to profit from this and use it to "our " advantage. But I have not heard how you explain to your followers anything actually. You post trades on your website, but, there isn't anything about;
ENTRY Price
EXIT Price
IV, Tetha, or OI,
Stop Loss.Remember you are doing this to teach ppl. I don't hear any teaching. Just a lot of patting yourself on the back.

Chris"

https://steemit.com/money/@cmtrading/re-marketreport-100-proof-that-a-massive-economic-meltdown-is-closer-than-you-think-by-gregory-mannarino-20170616t201522816z

Decided to provide a link to the original post.  I don't know if this will work but if y'all can up vote this and try to overpower the one down vote from @ marketreport, maybe this can be seen as it should be, and open discussion will ensue.  Thank you to anyone that up votes and I will take any funds from that and give them to someone that needs them.  GLTA 

Now IMO that is a healthy, non profane, reply that shouldn't have been subject to flagging.  So what does the blockchain or Steemit do in this instance.  ANY help would be greatly appreciated!!!!!!

Chris

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That's the downside of this platform. Anyone with more Steem Power can crush someone who has less power without any explanation or reason or totally out of selfish ambitions. It's kind of like how this world runs! :[

The sauceman and his minions are a funny lot. He has been totally wrong 2012- 2017 and his subs thank him for wrong information. At the August lows yr 2013 I clearly remember the marinara sauceman telling his subs to "call your financial adviser, tell your adviser to get you 100% or of stack and put it all into silver". Another YouTuber and I called him out on his bs. Plus his silver bottom calls and stock market top calls just about every week. When he does get lucky, it is not on skill, it´s all pure luck.

The one time he became a raging bull was at the yr 2015 december highs. The one time he became a bull the markets tanked. At the feb lows he became a bear again.

I followed his trades on a demo account last year. What I learned following him. He is willing to take small wins, which I could not replicate, but he counted it as a win and was willing to take big losses. His RR is out to lunch.

I believe the sauceman is more about selling his books or his evolution trading system, which he said was sold to a private party.

@cmtrading
First let me say I like Gregory. I have no personal association with him, but I have watched him on YouTube. I think he was the one that finally tipped me over to join Steemit. I didn't watch all his videos. Just enough to keep up with some of his thinking.
I didn't follow his trades or even his instuctions/books or whatever. I have learned not to pay a lot of attention to others. Trusting others have cost me thousands. Not single. High fives. So no more. I'll make my own mistakes.
And that I do. Ha
We don't have markets anymore. No one is accountable for anything. The watchdogs are either paid off, or don't care. What we have is manipulation or rigged markets. Trying to figure that out, is like the casino. I actually like the casino better. I still try though.
For your case. Here is what I would do. You, of course, can make up your own mind.
Just write it off as, "that is the way it is," Nothing I can do about it. Just hang around the good guys, and let the rest run their course.
Just me. I am not a guide. I always learn to roll with the punches. If someone doesn't like counter opinion. I try to learn that as quick as I can. I'll just do what I know to do. And for me, that kind of thinking has worked out OK.
Enough rambling. At least your blog has some reply action now.

Francis