Dauntless: I've decided that Zonagen is a scam. That burns you. You tried so hard to influence me in private mail, and I decided that your notes were false and that your posts were untrustworthy and dishonest. That burns you. Your preoccupation with me and with who influenced me is a function of your jealousy. You seem to have developed some delusional ideas about me and Tunica. Poor Tunica.
Tunica paid no role in my investment in any stock and I had no private conversation with him at any time.
Amazingly, I've already told you that. Yet, you seem to think you know better than I, what influences have played parts in my stock decisions. It's laughable that you picked on Tunica and researched him, tried to smear him, just because you imagined that he had been an influence on me. I haven't even read any notes from him in several months and never had an personal relationship with him. But you're going at him. Jealousy does have strange effects.
I never told you about my interest in Zonagen because I didn't trust you. You don't know my position but desperately try to piece it together through fragements of out of context posts, some intended purely as humor, and none of which actually state my own position.
Yes, I do check short availability on some of my stocks, routinely. Many had reported here that shares were not available for shorting in the past, and I was interested in seeing if that had changed. You can deduce from that, that I'm short now, but you're taking a leap of logic based on your need to put me into a category and your need to salve your ego. You lost me as a friend, and that burns you. You weren't able to influence my conclusions about Zonagen in the ways you wanted and that burns you.
I lost all respect for you and you failed in your attempts to influence me. I decided that your posts were dishonest and that your remarks were unsavory and unreliable. That burns you. You wanted to influence me and you failed in the way you intended, so you're burned.
Well, too bad! You know nothing about me, for I told you nothing, and that decision proved to be quite wise. You asked me many times about my position in Zona, in private mail and I never told you. You don't know! In the end, I patted myself on the back for the good decision I made, not to confide in you. So, burn!
Linda |
