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To: ron peterson who wrote (50448)9/5/1999 7:27:00 PM
From: SliderOnTheBlack  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 95453
 
O/T ron peterson ; reading is fundamental; but comprehension obviously is not...

<<On Sept.2 you said you would not be buying MEXP.>>

... Gee, Ron; -- please cut & paste quote the post where I said that...

In all honesty; some of the comments here of late - unquestionably signal both an emotionality toward the concept that one must be ''married for life'' to a stock and to sell, or to step out of a stock during technical turmoil; only to immediately re-enter - is some type of near Treasonous Act !

Actually, that is called ''trading'' and quite unbelieveably it appears to be a subject beyond the comprehension of many here... Once you buy a stock - you can never sell it, or take profits on it, or trade in & out of it, or rotate into a better trading opportunity - then come back to the stock etc. --- because it not only confuses the bejabbers out of some of the mopes here; but it's ''un-American'' to boot !

Once you buy - you can't sell till you die !!! - the new Strictly Drilling motto...

<< I thought you had it all riding on RRC >>

I did; I also have a small long term account in addition to my online brokerage trading account; I also have a money market account, a checking account, a savings account, a christmas club account, a couple of credit cards, a business credit line, a business account, some cash, a home equity line, a free & clear car - with the title, I even get an occassional paycheck and if all else fails Ron; - I've got a big-assed jar full of lose change ! - yes; I was actually able to scrounge up some ''more money'' Ron, to buy some MEXP - as I did say what I meant (sell during the turmoil thursday - so you could live to play another day - as there was no news & MEXP was in a meltdown) and I meant what I said friday ( that I was buying MEXP as the ''air had cleared'' and it was now prudent to re-enter at this present price). Which I did... and I started re-establishing a position; of which I plan to strongly add to.

<<Change of heart? >>

No, Ron - no change of heart; sorry that you are intellectually unable to comprehend that. Thursday's meltdown was a day to sell if you were holding & also it was not really a smart day to buy if you were not; as there was a 15 fold increase in volume from tuesday to wednesday - follwed by thursdays total blow off.

I said ''why'' I would sell and also not be a buyer - on thursday; because there was a technical collapse in the stock's action thursday - on no available news - period.This followed over a month long trend down from $3. I further supported the reasoning for my comments; that being - that given the prior meltdown of MEXP, that it would be prudent to sell now & ask questions later - given the degree of the blow off (down 20% by noon) and most importantly, due to the fact that it occurred on no news & no comments from the company or its analysts. Preservation of capital should be job #1 under those circumstances - on any stock. I also said - to verify if any of the rumors that were flying around were true; and if they were not; to re-enter. Which I did friday - as I was not holding MEXP going into the week.

Ron - nice to add you to the "Bitch & Moan'' Club... I'll use smaller words and go slower for you the next time... okie dokie ?

Lets ''cut to the chase'' here - concerning the MEXP subject:This entire piss & moan tirade of late is over one simple concept.

... is there anyone with a double digit IQ, or better - that would like to explain in a mathematical, technical or in any comphrensive way - how what I did, or said was wrong - philosophically, ethically, morally and most importantly of all (due to the subject of this thread) - in a Trading sense FINANCIALLY !

I'd love to hear the case against selling out of a stock that was facing a 20% down day by noon; coming off of a 15 fold increase in volume from the prior day, the day before ... and being 30% down in the last 45 days... what damn technical indicator in the world - didn't post a SELL SIGNAL on that day people ! gimmie a damn break - are you people complaining, really that ignorant ?

If you are not willing to sell & step aside during a 20% blow off by noon - on a 15 fold increase in volume - under what circumstances would you EVER sell a stock ? Come back to reality people !

I think that kind of puts the whole arguement in perspective there; now doesn't it ? .... I rest my case.

Ron... this obviously wasn't about trading MEXP either - now was it...



To: ron peterson who wrote (50448)9/5/1999 8:17:00 PM
From: A. Geiche  Respond to of 95453
 
Oil group to revive dumping lawsuit. At first round, the government refused to investigate the claim, citing a lack of industry support,
"counting the opposition of major oil producers who import the subject merchandise." What do you think, Sarge, "the US government would not do that to US oil industry"?

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