>>I hope evryone on this thread took my split advice and realized it was a joke.<<
Huh?? It sure didn't sound like a joke to me, maybe you forgot what you wrote:
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If this was somehow a "joke," you must be testing pretty low on the maturity scale, because--basically--it was not funny.
Further, if it was a "joke," you would think that--maybe--you'd have said something earlier--perhaps in the post itself.
I am sure that I am not the only one here who took what you said seriously--of course, if that was a joke, perhaps your statement about SUNW going to the low 50s is a joke too??
I suspect that this was simply an incredibly dumb statement--which you realized later--and you are making up for it now by "labeling" it a joke.
>>It was just to easy too pass up. Besides, It gave Geoff T. something to respond to.<<
Uh-huh. Sure. Seems you have too much time on your hands.
>>Anyway, it's still going south faster than a greased pig as far as I can see. It hit 56 today.<<
Now anyone with a long position would never say this and would never tell such a lame "joke" without immediately recanting.
Anyway, I actually don't have a lot of time for these games. I only responded to asure that no one was led astray by your ramblings--it's good to know they weren't. You, my friend, are just evidence of how dangerous it is to give everyone a press by which to print.
Anyway, let's let the market decide SUNW's value and not these ridiculous price-guesstamates. This "debate" between JPM and myself with respect to price . . . I should qualify it as not applying to an overall market crash. If JPM was rpedicting a stock market crash ("correction" -- whatever!), he would have said so up front. He (and you I suppose) are claiming that SUNW will sink on it's own--not that the whole market will dive and SUNW go with it. Otherwise, you are no smarter than an a "greased pig" which could easily conclude that ALL stocks go down in a market crash.
With that said, the dip to 56 yesterday had nothing to do with SUNW and everything to do with Alan Greenspan. If anything, it showed you where the bottom REALLY is--at 56, not 50.
That's my opinion. Now let's hear something useful, not just price "guesses" from someone who is obviously either short or not in the stock at all and wants to get in at a better price.
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