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Technology Stocks : Overture (OVER) formerly (GOTO) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Brasco One who wrote (77)	4/19/2002 4:10:37 PM
From: Ryan Bartholomew	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 429

You are either retarded or you simply do not read the other posts. I own May calls, not April. Unlike you, I actually state my positions in advance and then let reality validate my opinions. Reference these posts, please: Message 17283499 Message 17225968 You, on the other hand, constantly refuse to post your predictions ahead of time... you simply come on here and brag how well you have done each time there is a dip, even though it is quite obvious that you are a daytrader who has lost his shirt. Had I actually owned April calls and lost money, I wouldnt panic. I am in this stock for the long haul and have made much more than I've lost by purchasing more options every time there is a dip. Nevertheless, I dont happen to own any April calls, so I have no idea what you are whining about. Go back and read what I posted just a few days ago. I said that I liked OVER and FWHT at the levels of 3 and 27. Now they are at 4.5 (up 50%) and 24 (down 11%) during a bad period for the Nasdaq. Average those two figures and tell me what you get. Also consider that I've been invested in these companies since they were one-fourth the prices they are now. Tell me how stupid I am again, please. Earnings for both companies are coming out soon. Mark my words yet again... they will move higher from here (more upside room for OVER is my guess, but both should rise).