Seems that many here need an experienced Investmen
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Posted On: 03/10/2015 10:36:55 PM
Re: SouthBreeze #17850
Seems that many here need an experienced Investment Advisor to handle their investments for them. They don't seem to have the fortitude and patience to see their investments through. There are many studies in academia that have proven that the vast majority of those who jump in and out of markets, or individual stocks, lose money vs. those who buy and hold long term.
I am certain of this... if GC isn't speaking about a certain topic, there's a reason for it, and it's not because the outlook is bad. Have a little faith in our CEO and our board and advisors who are as much a part of the decisions being made as our CEO.
Or sell and move on, and stop the damn bellyaching. I can understand if someone is unhappy with this investment. But if you don't have enough BALLS to sell and move on, stop acting like it's all GC's fault. If this investment is not working out, it's YOUR fault. Take responsibility for making a bad choice, take action to remove yourself from the bad position, and move on. Life is too short to be this unhappy every day. Venting your frustrations on a public board spreads your frustration to others like the flu. It's not healthy for anyone. I know some feel they are sharing their "valid shareholder concerns". Yeah, valid to the point of believing the CEO is a liar or unqualified to fill the role, yet you continue to hold your shares. Who's the idiot in this scenario?
I don't really care if anyone gets upset over my comments. I just wish all the crybabies with no BALLS would STFU. Been thinking about pulling the plug on reading this damn board with all the bellyaching going on over the last week. Seriously, like a bunch of spoiled school children crying because life isn't fair. You all must be related to JP. His rants on the other boards are pathetic, yet he won't sell. No BALLS. Just wants to bellyache about his investment choice 24/7 and take no responsibility himself.
I am certain of this... if GC isn't speaking about a certain topic, there's a reason for it, and it's not because the outlook is bad. Have a little faith in our CEO and our board and advisors who are as much a part of the decisions being made as our CEO.
Or sell and move on, and stop the damn bellyaching. I can understand if someone is unhappy with this investment. But if you don't have enough BALLS to sell and move on, stop acting like it's all GC's fault. If this investment is not working out, it's YOUR fault. Take responsibility for making a bad choice, take action to remove yourself from the bad position, and move on. Life is too short to be this unhappy every day. Venting your frustrations on a public board spreads your frustration to others like the flu. It's not healthy for anyone. I know some feel they are sharing their "valid shareholder concerns". Yeah, valid to the point of believing the CEO is a liar or unqualified to fill the role, yet you continue to hold your shares. Who's the idiot in this scenario?
I don't really care if anyone gets upset over my comments. I just wish all the crybabies with no BALLS would STFU. Been thinking about pulling the plug on reading this damn board with all the bellyaching going on over the last week. Seriously, like a bunch of spoiled school children crying because life isn't fair. You all must be related to JP. His rants on the other boards are pathetic, yet he won't sell. No BALLS. Just wants to bellyache about his investment choice 24/7 and take no responsibility himself.
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