Hmm, and I'm shorting the heck out of FBN. But then no one has put my name on the list, or warned others that I am a "basher" on this thread. Of course I freely admitted on the FBN thread that I worked for "Short Sellers, Inc.", and that we always succeed in destroying the price of a stock once we cast our evil eye upon it's ticker symbol. Personally I'd like to see the longs understand that it's no use in fighting us, and if they'd only step aside when we announce our intention, the price would drop much quicker, and they could then buy twice, three, or even four times as many shares from us as they owned previously. It could be win win for everyone. Instead the longs choose to posture, fight, and write letters to the SEC. In the end, they lose all their equity, the SEC yawns, and it takes us more time and effort, so we are forced to compensate by driving the price of the target even lower. I ask you, where is the sense in that?
The "dreaded" Barbara J. Payne |
