What's my deal? I can read, which is something you
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Posted On: 01/16/2015 8:21:46 AM
Re: Ea$y Money #15357
What's my deal? I can read, which is something you apparently haven't mastered yet.
1. What 3 times are you referring to? Can you count?
2. Where did I ever use the word facetious?
3. I bash critical thinking claimed to be done by a certain individual, who doesn't allow for the possibility that another investor might be confident in their own DD and not share his random concerns over everything that might possibly go wrong with this investment. Not allowing fear of investment failure to control one's thoughts and actions is more aligned with critical thinking than posting a concern a hundred times in an attempt to get others to agree with you. And I've never demonstrated my critical thinking on this and other boards by flipping out and calling Gerald a liar and later praising his management abilities.
4. Arrogance with investments? Perhaps I'm confident because I believe in what I see unfolding, and because I have another plan in place in case this one fails completely. Does critical thinking allow for that option?
5. Where have I ever posted anything about plants here who want the stock to go down, or shorts for that matter? You're generalizing about things that don't apply to me.
6. What's our share price going to be in 3 years? Higher than it is today. I'm a long-term investor who doesn't let the short-term share price affect my outlook. Because I understood my goals when I made this investment, I don't vent my frustrations here and call it critical thinking. Perhaps one day you and others who can't grasp the concept that some investors don't feel the need to hold management's feet to the fire on a daily basis.
Please continue your participation in the critical thinker's "orgy". That creates a nice visual image, especially for those whose critical thinking posts clearly demonstrate they have might have their head up their ass. LOL
Off to work my other plan. Please dazzle us with other generalizations about things I've never stated in my posts.
1. What 3 times are you referring to? Can you count?
2. Where did I ever use the word facetious?
3. I bash critical thinking claimed to be done by a certain individual, who doesn't allow for the possibility that another investor might be confident in their own DD and not share his random concerns over everything that might possibly go wrong with this investment. Not allowing fear of investment failure to control one's thoughts and actions is more aligned with critical thinking than posting a concern a hundred times in an attempt to get others to agree with you. And I've never demonstrated my critical thinking on this and other boards by flipping out and calling Gerald a liar and later praising his management abilities.
4. Arrogance with investments? Perhaps I'm confident because I believe in what I see unfolding, and because I have another plan in place in case this one fails completely. Does critical thinking allow for that option?
5. Where have I ever posted anything about plants here who want the stock to go down, or shorts for that matter? You're generalizing about things that don't apply to me.
6. What's our share price going to be in 3 years? Higher than it is today. I'm a long-term investor who doesn't let the short-term share price affect my outlook. Because I understood my goals when I made this investment, I don't vent my frustrations here and call it critical thinking. Perhaps one day you and others who can't grasp the concept that some investors don't feel the need to hold management's feet to the fire on a daily basis.
Please continue your participation in the critical thinker's "orgy". That creates a nice visual image, especially for those whose critical thinking posts clearly demonstrate they have might have their head up their ass. LOL
Off to work my other plan. Please dazzle us with other generalizations about things I've never stated in my posts.
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