To the thread:
I've been posting (sporadically) as long or longer than any current participants, through thick and thin, good and bad, hell or high water, battling shorters and doomsayers, etc., etc. We are in uncharted, but decidedly positive, waters. The TSE announcement is undeniably favorable and we're waiting to be listed on the NASDAQ (this is, for all intents and purposes a done deal) at a very receptive time. We follow the marked success of Priceline.com, with a patent at least as strong as theirs, and for whatever the reason, the markets don't seem to give a rat's ass (phrase of the day) for the calamity unfolding in eastern Europe. Assuming everyone devotes time here to make money, a long holding position seems the overwhelmingly safe stance for the next ten days. Risk takers may go short, but obviously at their peril. My point is that we should all be enjoying the excitement and our good fortune, whatever our bets. Our sniping doesn't matter anymore (if it ever did). Self-medicate as needed, but let April play itself out, and don't worry about what you can't control. |
