Coby, I am always having fun. The extent to which the ignorati hate my views is one measure I have of knowing when a stock is moving from grossly overpriced to just about to topple. In all honesty, I find it tough to buy Intel puts without an "Intel Without MB" thread being started. <G> The appearance of the "Atmel Without MB" thread was one of the all-time great indicators on that dead meat stock.
And I certainly do not want to discourage anyone with opposing views from posting here. I just wish, instead of spewing the co. line like robots, they would ask themselves the questions I ask. Such as, are the eps going to be down this year? That's pretty simple, but, as Mary said, how can I be in denial when it is obvious the co. is growing? <G> It sure isn't obvious in their statements or reports or even in their forecasts. In fact, just the opposite is obvious and the great unwashed continue to fall for the blue smoke and mirrors. They are paying up for sizzle without noticing that the steak is rotten.
Anyway, I love some of this stuff. Flames without substance are boring, but it is important to learn what kind of crap the other side is willing to swallow. It would be better if their notes had some real points of discussion in them. "I wuv Intel" doesn't really build the data base much. <G>
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