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Technology Stocks : Advanced Micro Devices - Moderated (AMD) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mahmoud Mohammed who wrote (262227)	10/28/2009 5:44:43 PM
From: jackthetab	Respond to of 275872

Wow, Intel sunk like a rock at the end. Between Intel and AMD there was only a 2% differential. Like I said, the market isn't really that concerned with Hector, but more concerned with everything else in the news. Re:"Sure, Jack ... Funny how everyone buys low/sells high except for Mr PTNDR and McMannis." Sorry you haven't been so successful in your trades, but you don't have to take it out on me. You wanna screenshot of my Scottrade account? Besides, no one has seen ANYTHING from you yet regarding your trades which makes me think they haven't been very favorable. The inferiority complex is quite obvious. As for the improbability of making money on AMD during the last year, math is your friend. I guess your theory is that it is possible for no one to make money on a stock that goes up 3x. This explains the quality of logic displayed all your previous posts. Good luck with that in life. Perhaps if you take out "AMD" and put in any other stock symbol it will be easier for you to swallow this rather easy achievement. Hatred makes people do so strange things and blinds those to what is obvious to others. You see people started to buy near the bottom. That's why it was the bottom and didn't go down further. As they saw it bottom and even rise, more people bought more and that's why the price went up. Those who hold on to it make money once they sell above the price they bought it for. That is called making money. Hope it helps. BTW, if I was such a fortunate trader, why wouldn't I simply say I sold at 6+ instead of holding on to it as it drifts into the 4s? Sorry for the personal attack, but you're really weird.