RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Shorts are making a killing...can you show meMrHulot wrote: Belch, I have told you all from the beginning many times. I started buying in the $80s and have averaged down to below $15 now. But not by increasing my share count but by buying and selling. If volatility allows me, I am hoping to be below $5 in the next few months and will be in a good position for the breakout if they can right the ship. 2017 is the year for CXR. Management has to make big progress fixing this Company. If they don’t, I agree it goes down. But at least my losses won’t be as bad as last year.
Capish?
MrHUlut I think the request was to post all your trades as in institutional buy/sell record like some traders do. You never once have said that you are selling - always just when you are buying so quite frankly it is difficult (if impossible) to believe you that you have averaged down to $5 when the share price never recovered to any substantial degree during the slide. I am not calling you a liar, but if you post each trade down from when you were buying in the 80s to average down to $15 you may possibly have more credibility in what you are saying. (This is really very Remarkable to be able to average down from 80 to 5 without increasing your share count and I am sure that daveinmiss and others would be interested in the magic that it takes to accomplish that feat). I don't know how you did this when the share price has not been contentious and on the tank days you actually have been the most incessant bullish poster ... You also don't seem to have any material knowledge about the company and seem to only repost Happy Retirements posts, and never post any technical knowledge (such as support levels and resistance points that one would have to have a crystal ball to get to a cost base share price of $5.) I doubt that you can read a a financial statement either.
Anyways, good luck.