I don't view Apple as a religion.
Sure. And that is why you come to the Corel forum to continue a discussion you lost long ago in the Apple forum.
Had I made the tragedy of respecting what you had to say about Apple, I would have been out of a 70% unrealized gain.
Another incorrect statement. If you had followed my advice on Apple you would have realized 300% in gains. And that is including a worst case scenario of shorting one last time at $13. If we consider that it spent all of three weeks at $13, you would have been mighty unlucky to short at that very precise time.
I also bought some Corel shares last fall, after the crisis broke. Had I made the calamity of listening to what you had to say about Corel, I would have sold my shares at US$1.40,
I recommended selling at $5.00, which is when I sold my shares. By the time you bought, I was recommending shorting the stock. Instead you bought and now you try to blame me for your stupid investment decisions.
Still, the stock is at a loss for me,
There you go.
My prediction is that you will start to become bullish on Apple at US$35, after it has ranup another 25%. You will become neutral on Corel when it hits US$5.
At last I remember who you are. You are the idiot who cannot read.
(The rest of us can see for themselves in the Apple forum that I went bullish on Apple already at $25 or so).
Please, do the less experienced investors out there a favor by not spewing your "advice". However, I would appreciate it if you could let me know what stocks you are bearish on so I can go long on them and make a fortune.
Just like you did with Corel. Congratulations!
I'll tell you what. When I make my first million, I'll pay for your night school, so you can learn to read. Really.
over-and-out
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