| rmfarm - 1/24/2024 15:27
I don't personally know ehoff, but I have been reading this forum for several years. He has never tried to use this forum to promote anything that I am aware of. I have found his posts to be informative and thought provoking. He has never tried to be overbearing with his opinions. He mostly has presented a concept and then told us to study and form our own opinion. A good example is when the grain highs were being established in 2022, he suggested that we look at a long range chart and see what happened to price in the following few years. Looking at how much price retraced lower and how long it took for this to happen. He stated very clearly in the first two sentences of his post that the post was not a solicitation and there were no strings attached. RC seems to be saying that ehoff has some ulterior motive for posting . I don't believe this to be true. I mainly don't want to see a valued poster, who provides good information to be ran off by someone that I can't recall posting anything of value. Thanks ehoff for the information you provide and the manner in which you present it.
Who cares what you or anybody else thinks about some one? I am sure there were lots of people that thought the CEO's of ADM and MFglobal were great people too. And they very well may have been. I don't know just like I don't know anything about ehoff. He maybe a saint. But should a saint not be held to the same level as anyone else? Everybody is in panic mode over ADM because of accounting irregularities. MFglobal went down because of slopping bookkeeping and mismanagement. And here we have a massive crop insurance firm which obviously hasn't done their due diligence, apparently slopping compliance at minimum and is apparently willing to shirk the laws that protect us from another MFGlobal happening. And you guys protect it. What other things is SCFM willing to brush under the rug? A reg here, a reg there, nobody is gonna know til......WHOOOPS!
What I asked is a simple question, and it's obviously someone is not licensed like they should be and there are probably lots of things not necessarily on the up and up.
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