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Technology Stocks : Rambus (RMBS) - Eagle or Penguin -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Zeev Hed who wrote (74820)	6/23/2001 1:03:10 AM
From: SBHX	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

Zeev, If I made a bad investment decision (there's tons), I blame myself first, then I blame management, and maybe if that's not enough, I blame the evil bears who believed my great choice was a POS, but denial leads to heavy losses. But in all cases, I move on, as I believe many do, it's part of growing up, and you are too experienced a trader to be caught by this trap that has apparently closed on many otherwise intelligent human beings. Respectfully, even a naive average trader/investor like me understands this. As heartless as it sounds, investment/trading decisions have to be made knowing that one can easily lose a big chunk of it, emotions and denial has no part in it. If people are surprised that buying stocks can be as dangerous as playing poker, then welcome to the real world. I can remember how bilow was villified and jeered when hitachi folded. Heck, I sent him several questions why he presevered when the cause is clearly lost. Personally, in light of what he put up with in the past, I think he deserves his moments of gloating. Revenge is a dish best served cold. As you pointed out : there is a simple mechanism to read only what one wishes in life. Just put dissenting opinions on ignore and the happy investor/trader can easily hop through life footloose and fancy-free without a care in the world. In the case of diehard rmbs longs, after ignoring all the dissenting voices here, subscribe to fredhager.com and listen to his unending enlightened and well informed views of how the rmbs scenario will play out. And while at it, buy the basket of stocks and options in his portfolios. Regards, SbH