LoD,
Give it up, LONG. Jim P., who supposedly is a money manager, wrote:
There are inventment professionals that have made a carear from this stock. Not that they are not good money runners, But without DELL, there are many that would be also rans
Well, DUH and Double-DUH!!! Now, please point out if I'm wrong, but I thought that investment professionals were supposed to guide their clients towards investments which make them money. Good ones find their clients better investments, which make them more money. A GOOD professional should find his clients investments which maximize their potential gain, and should get them out only when he finds something better.
Using the same logic with a sports analogy, we could say that "without John Elway, Denver wouldn't have been a superbowl contender", or "without Mickey Mantle, the Yankees might not have won a pennant" or "without investing in KO or WMT, Warren Buffet might not be a household name." By the same token, a professional money manager who has been unable to see the potential in DELL looks at a long career in the minors.
DELLish, 3. |
