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Strategies & Market Trends : Anthony @ Equity Investigations, Dear Anthony, -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: If only I'd held who wrote (63516)	11/26/2000 7:20:11 PM
From: who cares?	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 122087

is clear as glass to me that I bought my SHRP stock from one of you guys on Anthony's site on Friday selling the stock short Your thinking is as clear as mud. I don't think SHRP was a call on Tony's site Friday, could be wrong, but the idea that that site could keep some stock from going where it's going shows what an idiot you are. I guess you guys didn't like that comment from Tracy Wan about the stock going to 30-35 I thought that was totally irresponsible and will likely open the company to lawsuits if/when the stock doesn't get there. It shows how third string SHRP is, because it's management doesn't even have the experience to know not to do thing like that. I mean, giving a price target on your own stock, too funny. For those that didn't see my comments, well basically I wondered how IOIH could be such a fish after following this thread for so long. Most people would catch on that stocks that run-up for some Christmas related hype always come back down, even if they're good companies without the hype. SHRP should be just the latest example. The smart money bought it long months ago, when the scooter craze first became apparent. They're more likely to be the ones selling to new longs than shorts. I do hope that all buy SHRP long and run it up to the managements price, as the higher it goes, the better short it will be and the higher my average will be. Shocking disclosure to IOIH, and other fish in the same school, i'm not short any right now. I also stated that i'd rather have $1000 in ARBA than AMZN for long term. This was because of your statement sometime back that ARBA would be BK before AMZN. That statement, and further ones you've made about both companies clearly shows the lack of DD you do. Ooh, I went down to SHRP. They have some neat crap. I bought some. I had to wait in line. They were real nice. Too funny. CMB