"Really doubt we will see any remorse for any selling, as anyone who is at this point must be a desperate egotistic "burro".
DP,
Don't you think this is just a tad extreme? You don't know why people sell -- maybe they have medical bills, maybe they have college tuition to pay, maybe they're just tired of sitting on a stock where the bid is within 3 cents of where it was six weeks ago, maybe ... whatever. People have their reasons. Just because not everybody sees the same potential in DCI as some of us do doesn't automatically make them wrong and us right. We feel we're right, many of us probably believe it with every bone in our bodies. But, that doesn't necessarily make it so.
It seems there's always been an intolerance for any semblance of negativity on this thread. Now are we going to start bombasting anybody who decides they want (or need) to have their money someplace else? A little over a year ago I had a chunk of AOL. If I would have held, today I would have realized a three bagger. They said on CNBC yesterday that (adjusted for splits) AOL has tripled in each of the past three years. Was I wrong for having my money in DCI instead of AOL for the past year? Sure looks that way. Will I be wrong for leaving it in for another year? I don't think so, but I won't know for sure until 12 months from now, right?
I guess my only point is it seems a little more tolerance might be in order. If just a small percentage of all the investors in the world believed the same as we do, we'd have a few million DCI stockholders. Since we don't, some of the others must feel they have other ways to achieve investing "nirvana".
Dan
[Then again, maybe I'm just in a foul mood tonight]. |
