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RE:RE:RE:RE:Funny how tamaracktop

[Gann999]

I agree the contrast between what zou used to post to the last one is clear. I think deep down zou realizes any risks he took were his responsibility alone and is just venting his frustration with what has happened towards TT.

Resilience19 wrote: Granted, the use of the verb "idolize" may be excessive BUT when looking at the definition "admire, revere, or love greatly or excessively." I'm not sure I'm off by much, an example being a post Zouz made, late Aug on the PYR board in whicj he wrote:

"TamarackTop

#1 on the leaderboard. He predicted the rise of xebec from 40 cents to ATH. He was the first call out bob and predicted the fall of cielo at its ATH. Member Since: April 13, 2007."

So, yes, groupie may be a better qualifier, but, the at the end of the day, my post simply aimed to highlight the 180 degree switch from the above to Zouz last post, wherein he highlighted the likes of "...Thought he would stay around until the end. Like the real man he claims he is. He left us behind. He left his passengers behind. Captain abandoning his ship..." It all sounds a bit too harsh, given the history. Sounds more like the type of reflection someone would have of a cheating spouse. People/investors need to reflect a bit more and take their share of responsibility for their actions, rather than blaming others.

This said, I rest my case as this is likely my last post on this board, regardless.

GLTA

Gann999 wrote: Idolize is a really strong word to use. I don't feel like anyone idolized TT just because people say something doesn't automatically make it a truth. Zou was a little bit of a TT groupie especially going through his gang phase whatever that was about we will never know maybe as you said just a maturity thing but just because your views align with someone else's doesn't mean you idolize them.

Resilience19 wrote: Zouz, sorry to say this but you're the one having placed TT on a pedestal, previously referring to him with qualifiers such as "professor" and now "captain".

Granted, TT was a very active poster on this board but while some bashed him, others took him for what he was - an entertaining enthusiast - understanding he had no skin in the game, other than his reputation. It's a handful of people, such as yourself, who elevated him beyond reasonable; noting that, there was a time when you, yourself, fell in love with XBC and blindly pumped it...

While I thought some of TTs bashers were over the board, I equally thought the same about those (as yourself) idolizing him.

Perhaps a (expensive) lesson for the future; don't fall in love with a stock - or overweigh it in your porfolio - and try to keep more level headed when doing your DD, commenting on it and supporting likeminded posters. At the end of the day, it all boils down to maturity - which was lacking from a number of posters (bashers and cheerleaders alike), over the past 1.5 years, or so, and which led me (and likely others) to move away from reading this board on a regular basis.

Sorry if I'm offending anyone with my two cents for the day...and, honestly, sorry for the outcome met by XBC as, although I was no longer a shareholder, I still kept it on my watch list, with the hope of, one day, hopping back in. I simply didn't see the opportunity to do so, given the headwinds (i.e. management, covid-driven global logistics challenges, inflation, increase in interest rates etc) and the relentless drop in sp, from its high of $11.55 to now.

GLTA and, again, truly sorry for all those negatively impacted. I also didn't expect this outcome.

ZouZS3 wrote: has completely disappeared from this board. Thought he would stay around until the end. Like the real man he claims he is. He left us behind. He left his passengers behind. Captain abandoning his ship is long seen as a crime whenever a captain comes back and passengers don't, it's seen as shameful behavior. He should be the last person to comment on this board until everyone disappears or until xbc is no longer available on SH which ever comes first.