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Biotech / Medical : Oxford Health Plan (OXHP) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: robt justine who wrote (712)	1/4/1998 8:49:00 AM
From: Michael Burry	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2068

I was in error re: my 10% - it did hit 15.1% of one portfolio, but only 7.05% of the total stock holdings as there are two portfolios. My total loss on the stock amounts to 5%. Each portfolio typically holds 6-8 stocks, so this is not inordinate. Re: my age, you have glibly said I was slippery - caught me so by surprise that it took 5 minutes to figure out what you were getting at. Seems simple - my statement was less than crystal clear, you interpreted it one way, I corrected your interpretation, then you insist that I am trying to cover up something - and you persist at it, all the while pretending to keep a higher ground while striking at the core of my integrity - something I have gone to great lengths to keep up. I started to wonder at your age myself, not to mention your motives. You have not been civil simply because you keep up with the niceties - it only makes your artificial high ground more infuriating. That you continued in this manner in a public forum makes it even worse. You should know that - I assume you do know that, and your age certainly does not show. Now you will say something like "of course you wouldn't want your error highlighted in a public forum." Like I said, there is no defense on SI for a persistent attack. This is my last post here - I'll continue to update OXHP as necessary on my web site and the value investing thread. Mike