RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE Hi Lockheed. Ill pass on informing you where I'm making lots of money. I recouped what I lost long ago on int, as it wasn't an all in play for me. Certainly wasn't a very fun experience, for sure. However, since you bought at .10 and sold at 3, and shorted it all the way back to .10, you have done pretty well for yourself on this. Unlike all the poor baggies who went to the bank and borrowed to invest. And their friends, and families. Terrible to even think about their devastating losses.
Fyi I bought SinoForest for around 2 bucks and sold it for 7. That was a nice trade. Just for you, take 30000 shares of sino x 2 =60 k investment. Now, we will multiply those 30k shares x 7 dollars each and what do you get? You get 150k profit. Minus my 70 that I gave to ortsbo, and where are we now. Oh. 80 grand in the black.
So, I think you can stop laughing all about bad trades, and look at the state of affairs in your favorite stock. The price is down over 80% this year.
I'm glad that you think of me enough to continually bring up my poor investment decision in Int.v. You are exactly right. It was a terrible call on my part. But now let's turn that around. You have pumping every price drop as a great chance to average down. Has that paid off for anyone who took your advice at all.
If you persist in mentioning my terrible trade in selling int at around .75, please also feel free to mention that I did manage to keep 50 k of my money from being washed away by this falling knife.
Enjoy your math lesson Lockheed.