"Always willing to lock horns"
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Yes, I agree, horns were made to be locked, and we're all a little horny at times -g-
"What would you have Bob do..."
Not for me to say, bbruin - he is his own man, as you are yours and I am mine - and therein lies my point. Just to save the typing, I'll copy something;
"It was part of a larger Politik, though. I find disgusting the whole idea of herds of
speculators being led by such gurus. The great majority can have no hope of being in the front of the herd, and so see nothing but tails and assholes, and must step in the droppings of those who went before. Bishop is not the only one, there's Grandich and Struthers and Taylor and a raft of others. Too bad Chelekis is gone, he was a spot of local colour in a murky scene. Right now there's this Asensio guy leading great herds to short Crystallex, I see you are aware of that. All the same thing, imho."
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But your point is - What drives me to make such comments? ... well, I guess I have the time, and the inclination, and maybe read too much Cervantes and Tennyson and Kipling as a kid .... I dunno ... who knows why we do what we do .... is it really better to die on your feet than to live on your knees ... could there be a third option .... perhaps the addressing of the abuses of power through free speech .... right now the shorts led by this Asensio character rule the market, so my comments are sharpest in that direction, I only mentioned Bishop for balance, and happen to agree with his take on the stock in this particular situation. But power corrupts, and imho both A and B have too much of it, in general.
You and I, we are just two more jerks on the internet, and need not worry about such things, unless it amuses us ......... cheers ........ marcos
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