Ken, you are just plain offensive. It is one thing to cast aspersions and sarcasm at those that have questioned your motives, but Rich can be accused of nothing more than trying to have a little fun. In case you don't know, Rich was a long on COPY, but got tired of waiting for the endless promises to pan out. So, he sold and is now having a little fun with this. The likes of Warren Buffett advise investors never to short. Whose advice should Rich take, yours or Warren's? Gee, tough call. Ken, you have many adversaries on this board to vent your nastiness. Not that Rich needs me to defend him, but it is very small of you to choose Rich as one of your targets.
>You seem to have a comprehensive grasp on both the investing techniques and the fundamentals that
drive stock prices. However, you indicate that you have never, not even once, gone short. Can you
explain your reticence to do so? Why the trepidation to take advantage of all the downside moves in this
or any other stock? You profess such strong convictions for the failure of this stock, without an ounce of
follow through. What personal fears could you be holding back from us, that could keep you away from
such obvious downside plays? Should we read this as: "do what I say, not what I do"? It would be
helpful to know in evaluating your opinions concerning COPY's stock price potential.< |
