AGORA:
On the other hand, you conveniently chose to ignore our successful
YF trades. Why is that? Oops, or did you not want anyone to know that?
I chose to highlight your open YF.A trades. Open positions are
the important ones are they not?
Let us guess, while the remainder of us YF investors average down,
you were the guy who bought at $5.00 and sold at $14.50 and now you
are waiting to jump in again. Sounds right?
Nope. Flipped it in early November and again during Xmas. I'd
never played YF.A before that.
You're a fool. The rest of us here at YF are mature enough to talk
about our current negative position and wise enough to share
information to base our continuing support.
Well, well. Apparantly I've hit a sensitive spot with you. So,
you see this thread as a support group, do you?
If there is real info to the contrary, we'd all appreciate it. In
the meantime, real investors don't bail on a company just because the
stock isn't moving in the right direction.
"Real investors"...now that's cute. I sense a euphemism here.
You, on the other hand, choose to antagonize these shareholders.
If it gives you a "rush", you should really try a girlfriend instead.
In the meantime, we'll tell you what others are doing - ignoring your
posts.
I wouldn't characterize it as antagonizing...probing for market
sentiment maybe. Why didn't you just ignore me? Hmmm?
By the way, before you post another one of your "Oops, sorry pal"
sarcastic comments, don't think the rest of us are only looking for
YF cheerleaders at this forum...just people with something substantive
to contribute (positive or negative).
Oh god. Maybe not cheerleadering, but in your infinite wisdom you
seem to think you can come to the rescue of YF.A by being the
protective mother of this thread. Look, I promise I won't
invade your nest any longer; my mission here is accomplished
(and then some).
Later dude.
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