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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (667892)8/18/2012 12:46:24 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (2) of 1580253
 
The "wager" was in response to your post:

Yeah......not only do you not know squat about the auto industry but you know even less about stocks. Your INTC stock has done nothing for years as you well know and will continue to do squat going forward....whereas GM's stock is very likely to appreciate. Pray tell..........what is the number one selling brand in China?
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Whch was in response to this ridiculous comment made by you:

b) My INTC stock has a better chance of appreciating 50% over the next two years than GM

Which means you are not likely to win your wager either. As long as you have worked for INTC..........and we all know that's been a long, long time............INTC stock hasn't gone up 50% let alone in two years. That's why the odds favored GM. And I continue to believe that GM's stock will do better in the long haul. And that's not a prediction.......its an opinion.........speculation..........try to discern the difference.


A lot of your predictions turned out to be wrong, yet here you are continuing to act like you know more than the rest of us:

I don't think the gov't will lose a penny. And I suspect they will start selling their GM stock around the time of the 2012 presidential election.
So how long until you finally admit the government will end up losing billions of dollars in the GM bailout?

Again, I was not making a prediction..........predictions suggest certainty. And the gov't will lose only if the gov't chooses to sell now. Eventually that stock will go back up. It depends on how long the gov't is willing to hold.

Face it, GM is now a campaign prop. It sucks as an investment, it continues to be ill-managed as a company, and the union workers continue their journey into irrelevance. Yet the shills like Steve Benen are out in full force claiming that the GM bailout is actually a "win" for the Obama administration.

You know that how? Once again, you are making declarative statements that are not backed up by any links and run in the face of what is getting reported. Very typical winger behavior. And you accuse me of bad predictions. Ha!

And the sad part of all of this discussion is that you are so mired in my stock abilities rather than focused on the most salient points; that Obama saved thousands of jobs and insured that the US will have an auto industry going forward........something that would not have happened under Mitt the twit. Even for an INTC bureaucrat your thinking is muddled and terribly unfocused.

No wonder Obama doesn't want people to focus on his record.

Such silly nonsense.........clearly. you are not listening.........as usual. If you listened, you might figure out why you keep supporting losers.
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