To: Hightechhooper who wrote (13354 ) 6/30/1998 10:36:00 PM From: Jock Hutchinson Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 25814
so LSI outperforming the sox during this recent down leg has not happened. I know, I know numbers were never your strong suit that is why you became a lawyer.....Overall Jockey boy, you are out of your league in talking about these issues. K; As I have said before, I always feel that I can learn from my mistakes, so maybe you can bring me up to speed on mathematics. On the day of your first post the SOX was at about 292:iqc.com And today the SOX is at about 248. Now that's about a 15% drop in the SOX. And as previously noted, despite all your "huffin and puffin tryin to blow Wilf's House Down (Plus a takeover of a company one half LSI's size), LSI has infuriated you with a big yawn. Perhaps you can enlighten little 'ole mathematically challenged me as to how 15% down is the same as breaking even. One thing I have learned in my 38 years in the market is that a stock treading water is not meaningless. In this case, it bodes extremely well for LSI. Yes K, I am a lawyer. Yes, we are the lowest form of pond scum--indeed we were part of the "primordial soup". Unless, your problems become so overwhelming or complicated that you need someone to straighten them out, then we are your best friend. But despite my frameshift mutation, I am also from Chicago. So if there is one thing I know when I see it, it's the game of "Good Cop Bad Cop". You know what I mean--your occasionally telling everyone how "you're just another shareholder who has said many times that this is a 30 dollar stock blah blah." I give you a D+/C-. You need to be much more frequently positive for your downside con to take. Now if you wanted a con that would shake everyone up on this thread. How about FMR hiring a bright guy like Shane Forbes to hype the stock until they disposed of their holdings. That would be a hustle.