To: CMason who wrote (2024 ) 8/25/1998 1:16:00 AM From: uu Read Replies (2) | Respond to
CMason: Good stocks don't need to be sold. It sounds like you bought someone's advice hook, line, and sinker. Bull Sh*t! Your research would have been as good as those who decided to take a long poisition in the stock. Please go ahead and give me your strong reason as why you decided to take a short position on the stock, and please be specific with regard to the fundamental data and your so called analysis (rather than babble talk like Wexler used to do that well this company is just a fraud without giving a solid hard core reason for it)!! I really would like to know what fundamental data you saw that caused you to take a short position in the stock. Please tell us the reason for your brilliant self claimed investment decision.I would submit that luck is always a factor, but most of the people I know who were "lucky" in the market also spent lots of time analyzing stocks, had an objective attitude, and were willing to take small losses when they realized they were wrong, to avoid big losses not too much later. How do these talents map against your skill set? how do "YOU" map your skill set against the gurus of the market?! From the sound of it you claim to be an absolute guru because after all you are sparing the rest of us with your vast knowledge of the market (and in particular this stock)!!humble . Life will continue and it is an evolutionay process toward the better. The road of life is bumpy but I have learned only those who are humble will achieve the ultimate success, and those who are not may gain in the very short term but will never reach the absolute success. And Believe me I know this as I used to be driven strictly by my ego rather than modesty. Take my word my friend and take it for what is its worth, be humble, and be wise. at this time have lost. A coin has 2 faces. When you toss it up, sometimes it lands on its tail and some other times it lands on its head. There is absolutely no way you can claim to be able to toss the coin in such a manner that it will always (or for that matter most times ) land on one side and not the other. We as longs did our best analysis of the company based on the data that had been made public to which we trusted. Based on that data the stock had a great potential to appreciate much higher than what we paid for. Like I said in my previous post it is absolutely unfair for the company to make invalid and wrongful data to the investors, and there is absolutely (and let me be specific on this absolutely no way) you or Wexlers of the world would have known the data was bogus unless you worked for the auditing company, or were a dominant insider.at this particular moment in time . And whatever reasons you chosed to base your decision to short the stock (whether it was the psychic hot line, Wexler's 6th sense, the stars, or whatever), the bottom line is if you did in fact shorted the stock at $11 or better yet at $24 and covered today under $2 you did make a significant profit. My sincere congratulations to you and may your next investment experience be as successful as this one.
