You're deadly alright. LOL. You have that rare combination of bad genes and poor breeding.
You're even worse than the rising tide genuises that you despise because you have a pathological hatred for fundamental analysis and rely exclusively on a mechanical investing style that's guaranteed to make you lose more money than you make them. That's why you were flailing about during the bull market. That's why you're so bitter, resentful and lash out at people every chance you get with specious generalizations that diminish you more than you realize.
What can you really do? You're just too dumb to realize the technology stocks are cyclical because you're completely wrapped up in your richly detailed fantasies of grandeur instead of using the information in the supply lines to adjust to that cyclicality. So one thing leads to another and you turn into a tip whore, careening out of control from one stock tip to another, totally confusing a receding tide for genius, and slowly but surely setting yourself for a fall of psychotic proportions.
You should pay more attention to your manners and your mental hygiene: you disrespect other people yet you practically beg other people to respect you. LOL.
Psst, psycho. In the real world, the sky is blue, the horsepower of a horse is 3, and this is how a real shortseller thinks:
Once More, With Feeling, Part 3
"I think we have bottomed for the reasons I mentioned," Doug Kass, general partner at Seabreeze Partners in Palm Beach, Fla., said today. "This is meaningful, definitive, and the start of an improved environment just when fear set in. I would emphasize that it won't be explosive, but a steady climb."
At the risk of becoming central Kass-ing, I return to the hedge fund manager because it is significant that a guy who claims his fund returned more than 80%, before fees, in 1999 and 2000 largely due to well-placed shorts is now becoming bullish. (Herb Greenberg once called Kass "a bear's bear" and he has been a favorite source of Barron's Alan Abelson.) And he's becoming particularly bullish about tech stocks.
"I don't think [Jim] Cramer is right" about tech's slippery slope, he said. "Tech is the most rapidly growing sector of the economy. People will always go back and play at some point because that's where the value will be. Leading tech companies will be the leading companies in the next market advance."
thestreet.com
Now consider that charity, get lost and peddle your delusions somewhere else. |
