>>For 2 people to look at ALL THE DATA, and come up with two diametrically opposing positions, means only that one or the other is looking at the data in the wrong way. Period. Time has PROVEN, beyond a doubt, that the bulls have looked at the data wrong. It's that simple...<<
Ken -
I think the basic problem is that most of the time we don't have all the data. We've only got bits and pieces at any given moment.
That's why people look at the same data and draw different conclusions. Each of us can be wrong. I have been wrong on this thread many times.
Remember, no matter who you are, some of what you know just isn't so. For example, a couple of years ago you stated that everyone who was ever going to buy a Zip drive had already done so. Clearly, that wasn't true.
Right now, I believe that Iomega can still return to profitability and growth. I could be wrong, either because many facts which will affect that are still to be known, or because I've misinterpreted the facts which are known.
Even though I believe the company may do well in the future, I recognize that there's a good chance that they won't. I think it's important to understand the margin for error in any prediction. If the future were certain, there would be no stock market.
- Allen
PS: Mind you, I do understand that there's always a possibility that a person who disagrees with me may be stupid and/or delusional. I'm not saying you are, Ken, but I can think of some examples. |
