Mark Pavan says he's been receiving death threats. I'm not surprised, given what I know about the people who own this stock. This is a stock for touts and louts who hide behind aliases to do their dirty promotion, and then threaten anyone who offers a contrary opinion.
There are some desperate and very dumb people on this thread, and I don't want to linger here, but when you hear BII shareholders ask aloud what a market maker is, who Mark Pavan is, what market cap means, what's Deloitte & Touche, you know your dealing with the lowest common denominator in the "investment" world. These people make money on this stock like someone who makes money on a slot machine, then they go around telling others that they are great investors.
Like the gambler who loses his shirt, don't come crying when this thing crashes and burns. Don't come asking that worn out query -- what happened? Like that guy who lost $40,000 of his retirement money. Have these people taken leave of their senses? He took his retirement funds and went to the casino and lost, now he wonders what happened? What happened is you got greedy and associated yourself with scum who threaten others when things go against them.
I know that the TSE is already regretting the move to admit BII to the TSE 300. Many are worried about Bay Street becoming Howe Street, and with the news that one of Canada's best analysts is receiving threats, it's another black eye for our markets. |
