This site is called Silicon Investor and investing is about intelligently achieving your financial objectives. That is not done through guesswork or through thinking that being a bear several years ago when prices were much lower is some kind of victory.
Neither is it about hating or loving any particular stock. Yes, there was a bit of needling in my post, but directed at those who ridiculed and were abusive, rather than those who purely differed but had the decency to make a case.
It is possible to be bullish and bearish, but not at the same time, it is called flexibility. I have made SUNW price predictions in both directions with targets and timescales and have been right in the vast majority of cases. I have backed the predictions I was most confident on with trades. I am sure it is of no interest to other threadsters as to who was right or wrong, apart from as an indication not to listen to some of those who:
a) do not give any time to other people's opinions
b) are abusive and cruel in their ridiculing of others and
c) were plain wrong.
I have often thought that SUNW was overvalued by my own metrics and considered that my opinions were backed up by enough analysis to be worthy of sharing with the thread. The facts I have learned about the strengths of Sun as a company have improved my opinion of Sun compared to 1 year ago.
Whilst I have been bearish on SUNW stock, I recognise that some people do not want their investing to become another job, and do not have the time, inclination or tax position to bother with trading. In recognition of their financial objectives, it is important for you and I to acknowledge that Sun is a good company with a solid plan, good products and honest and clever management. For those people, their long term investment in SUNW has proven and will prove in the future to be a better investment than most. If you disagree with that, make a case. |
