Mart Resources Inc MAUXF

Sheep

[ncider]

Looks like the sheep that follow the trends instead of looking at the fundamentals got sheared today. They still haven't learned that the leader at the front is actually a wolf in sheep's clothing.

Gotta give credit to the wolves. If the sheep continue to follow there's money to be made.

[tcbmill]

not sure exactly what you are trying to say but it sounds cool.Who are the sheep and who are the wolves in this analogy?Guys selling at 1.43 are the sheep getting sheared by the wolves buying at 1.43?Or,are the sheep the ones buying now as it rises here,only to get sheared in the long run as it nosedives again.Just curious.I don't know if you are pro mart or a slammer.No offence either way.

[ncider]

LOL, just having a little fun on Friday. I guess my post could have been easily taken the wrong way. The sheep I am referring to are the panic sellers following the lead of the doom-and-gloom forecasters. The sheep don't know the ones predicting doom-and-gloom are the ones picking up their sheep-cheap shares.

[hangemhigh4]

Yea good post. I agree with the sheep thing but it comes down to panic sellers and those trying to beat the market. Last 3 or 4 times pps has fallen, it quickly recovered. Like today who ever thought pps would end up after dropping again at open. There was a 30cent spread from day low to day high. For me im just riding the ups and downs. I believe by years end pps will be over 2 bucks. imo

[hangemhigh4]

Also when there is a down turn in pps it does quickly bring out the wolves. Negative suggestions from posters and one would think the sky is falling if you didnt do your own dd on the company. Where are those guys now. I think there is a program that notifies them when a stock is falling. imo

[tcbmill]

 nothing wrong with a little fun. I agree with you, in theory at least, but it sure is a lot easier to differentiate the wolves from the sheeple with the benefit of hindsight. It's pretty hard to think rationally when you just watched a months or a year's wages evaporate in half an hour. I didn't, but considered, taking some off in the $1.50 range today. in hindsight I would have