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Biotech / Medical : FPA Medical Management - FPAMQ

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To: Vanni Resta who wrote (907)7/15/1998 11:04:00 AM
From: Jock Hutchinson  Read Replies (1) of 1110
 
Publicly at SI I have called Corel right, the entire disk drive sector right, Creaf right, FPAM right, and now Iomega right, unlike you.

Hyping FPAM at 24, when it is now less than one is not calling it right. And then putting in writing that you were "right" on FPAM is beyond the pale of sanity. Being long and strong on Corel at six and change and selling at a loss in the fours isn't calling it right--just a lesser loss than the beating you have taken on FPAM. Selling Creaf at 19 and seeing it slide to 12 is of course a good trade, but it's the sort of thing that informed investors do all the time--not the sort of thing legends are made of. Iomega has been a wash since you showed up to harass the investors on that board. Oh, and by the way Mr. Vanni. Do the people on this thread realize that your privileges were suspended by SI a full week because of your compulsive conduct on the IOM threads? That's hardly what I would consider the right kind of conduct for a future newsletter writer who wants to make a bundle off of people in SI because they are naive. And I don't find you denying my charge because we both know that I have your post in hand. My purpose? I get offended when people as yourself purport to be experts, when their record demonstrates just the opposite.
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