gancho, maybe the fact that I am "English challenged" conveys antagonism to the "holy share holders", I know not why, since I always discuss the stock, the performance or lack thereof of the company, but never ever any individual poster. Well, maybe a long time ago (do the search yourself), I might have in response to the incessant bombardment of:
"what are your motives?", "are you shorts" etc., I may have responded once or twice with "what are your motives". I am not interested in personal agendas, nor in the the assessment of other persona.
My typical response to attacks on my person is no response. If you want to change, go ahead, you have got quite some "galls" to ask other people to change. As for the "funny thing", the holy one is about where it was at the beginning of the year. You are now starting to sound like MGV, choosing the "right" time frame for measuring a stock's performance. It also happen to be at 37.5% of its yearly high.
For investors that are not as familiar as you are with the holy one, I would suggest at all time keeping an eye on the exit. The reason is quite simple, the holy one is a start up company, it still needs oodle of financing before it gets to the promised land of positive cash flow, and such companies suffer greatly if and when the cash window closes due to difficult general markets. Just look at the slew of .com's going begging for funds and forced to accept floorless financing (just as the holy one and ANCR were forced to two years ago). Look at a recent floorless, MSTR, already at half what it was on issuance of the floorless and who knows where the bottom will be. No innuendos, no "subtle antagonism", I simply think that the holy one has not proven , at this time, that it is ready to play in the major league. Yes, this is in major contrast to the "loyal" shareholders' opinions. That difference is what makes a market. The flexibility to change that opinion without the baggage of being in love or hate with a stock, is what allows a speculator to make money on such stocks. The holy one has not reached the level of an "investment grade" vehicle, quite as simple as that.
Zeev |
