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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Green Oasis Environmental, Inc. (GRNO) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: michael Flynn who wrote (9341)	5/8/1998 1:49:00 AM
From: Scott Ferguson	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 13091

Yo, Flynn, reading between the lines of your post, I'd venture that I agree with your (implied) assessment of this sorry group of abused shareholders (yours truly included). Folks, collectively we represent the proverbial <<huddled masses>> as we continue to post here and cling to wisps of misplaced hope like a lottery junkie clings to the hope of picking all six while squandering the family meal money. GRNO is not going to rise. Face the music. It's over. It's tough to admit defeat but often it's a cleansing experience. Ron, you have it half right--you'll be using GRNO as a tax loss. The deck is so stacked against us that it boggles my mind we are still sitting around and wasting time talking about strategy. Guys, we are playing air poker. We are trying to deal our invisible cards against the Great Slydini (probably the best slight of hand magician the world has ever known). The emperor has no clothes and GRNO has no customers or money. It doesn't even have a CEO who owns a large amount of stock like the rest of us. The biggest problem is I'm running out of sickening negative metaphors. This board has turned into a digital car crash, as we all keep rubber necking to see if we can sense a pulse in the mangled bodies lying on the ground. You don't want to look but you can't help it. Oh my god I think I've lost my mind as well as my money!! Seriously kids, we all need a big dose of reality here. The discussion should turn to something useful, such as Martha Stewart-like ideas on what to do with thousands of worthless stock certificates or various tax loss strategies. Understand, I'm not bitter or angry. I made my bet, and then failed to pull the trigger and sell even a little bit when I had a huge profit. That's the breaks. Win some lose some. I can accept it as part of the game. I learned a great lesson. Sorry to rant, but to continue to talk about this penny company like it was for real is just...well, pathetic. >>>Scott