Wrong again.
Thanks for the response to my post. Cute, little game we play, eh? I post, you pretend to ignore my post, and then respond to my post by posting to my uncle. Did I use the word post too many times?
Look Ibexx, I know you puke at the notion even reading my opinions, but I'll give it another try...even though I know it will really tick you off this time, but I'll do it anyway because the point I am making needs to be repeated over and over...
You have exhibited a lot of emotional immaturity in recent months in regards to your investment statements and decisions...in fact, very similar to my own in the past. Having finally figured out that some folks around here know what the hell they are taking about (like marginmike), I've learned from my mistakes. You are carrying on as if you have learned nothing the past year.
First your emotionally charged statements this morning about all the shorts covering and oh boy are we going to rocket, blah, blah, blah...wrong, wrong, wrong.
>>>PS: QCOM up in AH trading - $75. All major high tech rose significantly. Shorts finally recognized the trend reversal and began to cover seriously.<<<
No matter how hard you want to believe, your money flow numbers and your pre market tea leaves are meaningless. They have proved to be wrong over the past 12 months you've been throwing them out and they mean nothing now...other than to lull you into false security.
Then this afternoon you make this statement about QCOM being in a major downtrend since November. Ridiculous. By no stretch of the TA imagination could anyone in their right mind make a statement like that. However, I am impressed at the great lengths you take to justify your position in the post to Frank.
You got pissed off at me when I sent you several rather polite, questioning PM's about WHY were you proudly buying BRCM at $150+ last year when it was clear to anyone who has been in the market the past year that the stock was in a free fall. Yeah, your time horizon may be 20 years or whatever, but the fact of the matter was you blew it on your purchase...and the REALLY sad thing is...
YOU RODE QCOM DOWN AND DIDN'T LEARN YOUR LESSON...
You are not alone of course. A lot of folks (who also rode QCOM down from $200) were saying that PMCS, AMCC, and NTAP wouldn't reach the bargain basement prices they did either. But they did and a lot of folks paid dearly for the lessons unlearned.
Yeah, long term right?
What a joke.
Do you ever wait to buy clothes until they go on sale?
Do you ever learn when you pay too much for something NOT to go back to that store?
Thank you for listening.
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