Try to keep up, Dave. I've already corrected you o
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Posted On: 10/11/2014 11:52:02 PM
Try to keep up, Dave. I've already corrected you once on your 8 million share claim. Maybe you should look that up.
Your repeated mention of my large share position smells strongly of jealousy. Logic suggests if I was emotional or insecure in my investment in Amarantus, I'd be watching it like a hawk, and holding management's feet to the fire, just like you're doing. After all, it's Gerald's job to manage my investment, right? (your words) What is my responsibility then? To hold management's feet to the fire 24/7?
Logic suggests that since I am pretty happy with my investment so far, I am NOT emotional over it, since I don't freak out over Gerald getting an increase in salary, or having performance bonuses established that by all indications will result in a higher share price for us all. I didn't freak out over the proposal to increase AS, as the reasons our CEO laid out were clear and made sense. I do trust our CEO until he violates that trust. Making a mistake or two is human, not a violation of trust.
Seriously, your continued use of my large share position to support your claims of me being an emotional and insecure investor suggest you might not be as intelligent as you think. It certainly isn't a logical response for the behavior I've exhibited with my investment.
Now, for someone who is happy one week, and bitching the next about some insignificant little thing DOES suggest an emotional investor, or one who has too much invested to be comfortable with his investment failing, or one who wants more shares and is ticked off that others have more. They're attempting to manage their long-term investment on a daily basis. That would certainly raise one's emotional state every time the price declines even a little. A 40% drop in a single day would send them reeling. How did I respond to that drop? Calmly, if you recall, not like Chicken Little. I know in your mind that seems like someone who is emotional and over invested and has no confidence in their investment. Yeah, that's an extremely intelligent analysis.
My interest in joboggi has nothing to do with you. He has threatened me with lawsuits in PMs and I would like him to try that. He continues to gather ammunition against me (his words). At least he does maintain a steady negative outlook on the company, which is more than I can say for some of the concerned, intelligent investors here who are praising management one week and blasting them the next.
Your repeated mention of my large share position smells strongly of jealousy. Logic suggests if I was emotional or insecure in my investment in Amarantus, I'd be watching it like a hawk, and holding management's feet to the fire, just like you're doing. After all, it's Gerald's job to manage my investment, right? (your words) What is my responsibility then? To hold management's feet to the fire 24/7?
Logic suggests that since I am pretty happy with my investment so far, I am NOT emotional over it, since I don't freak out over Gerald getting an increase in salary, or having performance bonuses established that by all indications will result in a higher share price for us all. I didn't freak out over the proposal to increase AS, as the reasons our CEO laid out were clear and made sense. I do trust our CEO until he violates that trust. Making a mistake or two is human, not a violation of trust.
Seriously, your continued use of my large share position to support your claims of me being an emotional and insecure investor suggest you might not be as intelligent as you think. It certainly isn't a logical response for the behavior I've exhibited with my investment.
Now, for someone who is happy one week, and bitching the next about some insignificant little thing DOES suggest an emotional investor, or one who has too much invested to be comfortable with his investment failing, or one who wants more shares and is ticked off that others have more. They're attempting to manage their long-term investment on a daily basis. That would certainly raise one's emotional state every time the price declines even a little. A 40% drop in a single day would send them reeling. How did I respond to that drop? Calmly, if you recall, not like Chicken Little. I know in your mind that seems like someone who is emotional and over invested and has no confidence in their investment. Yeah, that's an extremely intelligent analysis.
My interest in joboggi has nothing to do with you. He has threatened me with lawsuits in PMs and I would like him to try that. He continues to gather ammunition against me (his words). At least he does maintain a steady negative outlook on the company, which is more than I can say for some of the concerned, intelligent investors here who are praising management one week and blasting them the next.
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