You are a prime example of a short selling. You , Kevin Podsiadlik, make Weinstein's point about the shorts.
Which is what? That we think too much? That we don't turn off our brains and just follow the stampedes? Heck, I'll even throw you a bone and call it overanalyzing. If that is his point, then maybe he is right. Old habits are hard to break.
It's like I was telling a friend who was complaining that being on pain medication restricted her activity in the market: "In this market, being high just might be an edge."
Like Roger, I have had no significant position in ZIXI since this PR blitz started. That doesn't mean I can't pick apart the releases just to keep in practice, and make doubly sure there isn't anything of substance in all this smoke.
Who is a guy to bet on Cook's pr machine or the shorts and their pr attempt on a few message boards.
Well, duh, if the game is PR machines, the company will win every time. I could've told you that. But what will happen when the PR machine eventually runs out of fuel?
I would not be at all surprised if this stock runs up to 90 again this coming week just based on the shorts panic
I have to disagree. By this point I have to believe that at least 95% of those 3 million short shares are fully hedged and as such cannot be "panicked" out. Any run to 90 will be pure, LONG-side, frenzied speculation. |