thevan,
Of course you're right. I should have mentioned that a tendency toward masochistic behavior would be a definite plus if one was considering increasing their position. But theven, think about what you already know. How many companies are you following that have advanced and unique mass marketable technologies that are on the shelf selling at the lowest prices on the planet. That are showing solid growth, sound financial footing and whose technology stands to look better with every passing month since its unique qualities target the very direction that portable computing devices are headed. AND COSTS $1.50 A SHARE. Now of course, something could happen that might result in the demise of JTS, but that could be said of any company. You have to look at the possibilities given the facts. And I imagine you also know that if the day ever comes that the Street decides to smile of JTS, the price will bolt faster than a cat can lick it's keester.
Owning JTS for the last year has been an excercise in pain, but remember XMonger's DELL story. The stock market exists primarily as a mechanism for the transference of wealth through the manipulations of fear and greed. Success for the the little guy requires knowledge, vision and courage. Monger reminded me of that. I make most of my money in the Market as a trader, but for me, JTS just became an investment.
Hey look everybody, I'm Warren Buffet, I'm Warren Buffet.(Hey, it could happen. . . but I should warn you that I'm the kind of a guy that could actually imagine a monkey flying out of my butt.)
Regards,
Scott |
