Doug,
You are obviously taking the pessimistic view in lieu of the optimistic, are you not? A few posts ago, you were taking the positive? Sounds a little suspicious to me, as were some of your posts a while back. Some on this thread are quite honest in their trading strategies, but you seem to be on the shady side.
It could go either way Monday and you know it. If you are a shorter, admit it. If you sold and want in at a lower price, admit that.
Nasdaq is imminent. Why would there be a major sell off with news like that hanging?
IMO what we saw today is something we all will have to get used to. Daytrading frenzy. They are in and out. The people who will hold this stock price up are the people who believe in the company and it's business plan and are long term investors.
I received another email from Godin yesterday replying to an email I sent him regarding the sale of his shares.
>>>Subj: Re: the sale of your shares
Date: 3/25/99 4:30:28 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: pgodin@bid.com (Paul Godin)
To: BlueSeaVB@aol.com
Thanks for the support... Look out NASDAQ.,
regards,
Paul<<<<<<<<
IMO, he may be postponing the smallcap listing for which Bid.com qualifies, for a couple more weeks or so, to make it to the national board, now that share price is over the US 5.00. If this is the case, I think it's an excellent move.
Everyone is certainly free to express their opinions, but please, be honest with your motives. We appreciate constructive comments.
It's been a great week. Everyone needs to get used to the volatility. It's part of the inet industry. All of the big ones: AOl, Amazon, EBay, Yahoo,etc.etc.etc. deal with it.
P.S. I hope I'm not quoted again by some newspaper! Couldn't believe that. |
