<Dan, you have bashed this Joe Lanza guy for months.>
Actually, it is years.
<I understand you have lost money, you have made that really known.>
Actually, I have never made that known, because I have made it known I made money on VPRO/XECOM, but not because of Lanza. I did lose money in Maesa and Exten, however.
<But, just because some guy comes along and tells you to buy stock and you don't know him from who knows where and you do it? Then, it doesn't work and your screaming its his fault?>
No, you are right. But Lanza was never completely truthful when I first met him. He knew I was ignorant with pennies and never fully disclosed to me his role as promoter, or that these stocks can be manipulated, etc. Sure, it was my first try at pennies, and luckily I learned a lot from that early experience and I am happy to say I have done pretty well, but none of my successes are Lanza stocks.
<Please! Its like if I go buy a squirt gun for 10 cents and it doesn't work the way I thought it should, am I going to sue the company that made it. No, if I wanted a squirt gun that I knew would work and didn't want to gamble my 10 cents, I would have bought the one for 50 bucks!>
What kind of dumb ass analogy is this. I guess you don't understand about express and implied warranties with regard to manufactured goods.
<Well, its like penny stocks, you gamble that the penny stock will work. If it does, then you have a sweet payday. If it doesn't then, you knew you were throwing your pennies at a speculative risk. Whether you threw pennies or dollars is your own doing. Penny stocks is like playing the slots in Vegas. Your doing it at your own risk and your own free will.>
Duh. Over the years, I have just been informing people of my direct experience with Joe Lanza and Joe Lanza stocks. Since Joe was never fully truthful to me I thought I would be truthful to everyone else about my experience with him. |
