So here we areI have very limited computer use right now, so that is why I haven’t posted.
It is stunning to me how much like emotional children that many of you are. You who are cratering in your convictions must be the type of people who trade out at .27 and trade in at .45.
To hear once proud people who bragged that they had done their due diligence suffer this difficult price action by nitpicking nothing issues that had previously not bothered them at all, gives me pause to reflect and learn.
And here is what I have culled: that the fundamental story is the price action, not the other way around.
I say this because I am seeing so many bend their fundamental story in their posts to reflect the anxiety that they feel in the price action they see.
When the price is fine, all the posts centered around 6 billion in the ground and the lithium story (did you hear the President by the way yesterday) and scarcity issues in tantalum, then when the price is off, it’s about spelling mistakes in news releases and like gibberish.
And when the price action changes, they will flip-flop their opinions with the pennies gained and the pennies lost.
Sad.
And may I make a comment that is not going to make me friends and I don’t give a crap. To the fellow who was LHAO about nohype mocking his sensitivity about religion ‘May God have mercy on your soul’. To participate in such low-minded behaviour shows such disdain for the opinions of the world that might not agree with yours that I would venture to say that racism, prejudice and many of the lowest of the low inhabit your mind on a daily basis.
And to the rest of you: shame on you for not calling the poster who was LHAO on it. It was despicable. Nohype deserves better from all of you for his 5 months of homework and tight connection to JSL when you needed your hands held. That he could be mocked so disdainfully and not one of you stepped up is sad.
Frankly, I am probably more disappointed at the discourse in the last day than I am the price action. We who held ourselves in such esteem for having a great board couldn't protect its most diligent worker bee.
Now to the price action: I have very little to add. It is what I have said it is and I have not waivered in at least a month upon truly discovering the nature of Joe Dwek. It is what he wants it to be. It is very simple. If someone owning 10 percent of the float is selling huge amounts, well, c’mon, it’s not rocket science. When he stops, this all stops. When he slows down, this shows life.
To the longs: man up. And not just about the price. Protect people who have served you well.
To the shorts: well, there aren’t any. There are just traders changing post-style with the pennies of their own status telling the story that fits them for the moment.
I will be unable to reply.