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To: Proud Deplorable who wrote (162)	7/22/2003 4:55:09 PM
From: grusum	Respond to of 217

What's a 'well-meaning investor'?? Someone that buys high and sells low? hmmm... come to think of it, i guess i'm a one of 'em too...

To: Proud Deplorable who wrote (162)	7/22/2003 5:14:18 PM
From: Valuepro	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217

ralph, "Don't criticize well meaning innocent investors who got burned on this one and are complaining because there are a lot of them. I'm one of them." Are you lecturing me? For what? What did I ever do you? Do you think I'm not in the same boat you are? ...and I thought you were among the rational ones in cyber space. If you are making a reference to anything I've done, it can only be about "CajunGold" on Stockhouse. Well meaning? A childish, spamming waster of bandwidth? I have no tolerance for such behavior, but for the benefit of all, I put him on ignore where he belongs. He doesn't hear from me and I don't have to see his drivel. You like lectures? I don't agree that anyone's been burned at all here except those who were foolishly immature enough to believe some hype that they could trade into and out of this issue for quick bucks in a matter of days or weeks. Is that you? Odds are ALWAYS against such notions. Don't ever believe them. Besides, no one gets "burned" on a developing story unless they sell too early, or the story goes bust from having been a fraud. Yeah, because that's what "burned" implies - you were deceived and couldn't have helped yourself, as opposed to expectations just not working out. Again, is that you? Compared to Cajun, you sound too smart for that. Remember, just like your winnings, the losses are not real until you sell. Otherwise, if you just can't handle the stress, then you should probably sell and to move on, but you've then only "burned" yourself. One more time, is that you? Cheers, VP