So 2020, it's nice to see when an investor, especially one like you, admits that they made a mistake in their investments and are taking full responsibility for their actions. The only request I would have of you is please DO NOT transfer your deft knack of capability of investing to any politician. They already have enough problems. And I guess your next step is to short the heck out of Treaty since you think it's 7 times overvalued, right? Now for the real question. What happens to your subsequent short position when Treaty drills and hits more oil and the stock rises again? Will you then admit you made yet another mistake? In a way you remind me of those folks who continually croke about some CEO making millions of dollars when they are running a company sometimes with tens of thousands of employees depending on the critical decisions they have to make to keep their company moving forward. And yet the question for those who wail away is this; what choice did they not make in their life that would have given them the opportunity to be that CEO? Did they go to school? Did they go to college? Did they get an MBA or Law Degree or even a Doctorate? Did they ever get into trouble with the police? Did they work as diligently as the top prospective employee? So many questions and therefore so many choices. Did they make the right one, ... each time? But hey, when are you gonna short the stock? Are you going to wait until it goes even higher, so you might then think you could make more money on the downside? Man, you have a lot to think about. Choices?.....
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