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Biotech / Medical : Ligand (LGND) Breakout! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: tonyt who wrote (18837)	4/7/1998 6:04:00 PM
From: Machaon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 32384

<< BTW, I've 'guessed' right more than enough times for even you to admit its not 'luck' >> Yawn.............. My big toe knows more about Ligand than you do. You want me to believe that you can predict market movements (before they happen)? Based on what? Ok, ok. I'll be nice and award you two (2) brownie points for your past predictions about Ligand's price movement, but you get zero (0) brownie points for your knowledge of Ligand, and zero (0) brownie points for your knowledge of the market. << (....Luck is what LGND shareholders need these days!) >> You get more credit for snide remarks, such as this, rather than for your market predictions. I'm a long term LGND stockholder, but I have traded in and out during the last two years, and have made some money at it. I did this by buying low and selling high, all without ever paying any attention to your "after the fact" predictions. I haven't sold any of my shares, lately, because I think that we are at the beginnings of a great love affair, between Ligand stockholders and Ligand price movement. I could be totally wrong about Ligand. It won't be the first time, nor the last time, that I have been wrong about a stock. But, I am willing to wait. It is just one of my holdings. << (....Luck is what LGND shareholders need these days!) >> Luck is what we need to get you to make another thread your home, and take your doom and gloom cloud with you. Regards, you master of the stock market <g>, Bob