I have no interest in making a case for Cory's position. Mainly because I think anti-trust laws are necessary and can be used appropriately. However, get off your high horse and admit that just because you don't agree with him, that doesn't make him wrong. In case you were unaware, you both gave your OPINIONS on anti-trust proceedings. That makes neither one of you right or wrong, just people with different opinions.
You just believe that your opinions are facts. While you may think your opinions are fact, that's just not the case. And as far as rhetoric goes, you spout it on the anti-MSFT side just like others spout it on the pro-MSFT side. That's the good thing about this board, you spout yours, they spout theirs, and we all make our investment decisions based on these and other factors. But, unless you're really Warren Buffet in disguise, you really don't know what the market or a specific stock is going to do, or you'd be spending your billions in Aruba, rather than posting messages on SI.
In any case, I find your posts interesting and informative most of the time. However, you should remember that facts and opinions should not be confused with one another.
Good investing........
McClam
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