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Technology Stocks : Nortel Networks (NT)

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To: telecomguy who wrote (12158)12/28/2001 3:40:45 PM
From: Ward Nicholson  Read Replies (1) of 14638
 
Liar.

I sold 30% of NT year & half ago

At that time you were spurtin' all over yourself and buying more...

Jun 20, 2000 - Message 13910853
"...fortunately for us long-termers, there is real substance behind this momentum."
If you're a "long-termer", why are you selling? "Long-termers" accumulate
on weakness. They sell when they retire.

Aug 14, 2000 - Message 14211764
"...obviously I am very bullish on NT..."
Those who are bullish aren't selling.

Sep 5, 2000 - Message 14330817
"I will keep buying my NT and we will see who has more $ in
the pocket few years from now".

This is my favourite. You've been buying more along along! Heh heh.

Sep 8, 2000 - Message 14349124
"I see another double within a year or two -- then I may think of cashing out."
Face it man. You're a busted bull.

As for Yogen Fruz...if you recall I posted that at <$1.10 it was safe to
accumulate for a long-term play. That was the very first potential long
position I ever mentioned, in contrast to you having bought more at
$4 (averaging down) and seeing more of your money go down the shitter.

Your gaseous fundamental explanations have very little to do with the
price action of NT. Your market calls stink and you are useful only as
as a contrary indicator. This thread should know that.
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