chuck: where to begin?Chucky:
It's remarkable in scary sort of way that you were able to conduct a conversation with me for the whole evening after I left the board almost entirely on your own. It's also remarkable how, after claiming I had no support on the board, you had to fend off attacks for the rest of the evening from the many "friends" you have managed to earn while haunting this board.
I have things to do and have given you enough of my time. I do have a few points to make though in reply to a few of yours:
1. Canaccord perspective: Aravinda (the Canaccord guy you refer to) had no new information to base yesterday's comments on. He just reiterated opinions which he had stated after financials. What speaks volumes about Canaccord, however, is that they remain net buyers. They were among the top few yesterday and have been up there on several other days of late. It would seem they are slamming the company and then buying up shares cheaply.
Pinecone's observations of what most analysts are all about are very accurate. They have their employers and their own agendas, which they rarely tell us about. They're not around to guide the masses, except perhaps to the slaughter. It's interesting that Aravinda had to resort to a newswire in Bangalore, India to get his latest trashing of YLO published. If an analyst has to work that hard for air time, there is clearly another agenda.
2. Allana potash: I'm glad to hear they finally got some analyst support. No doubt your decision to buy at 1.90 was based on the analysts' consensus. However, some of us more "independently minded" types figured out their potential over a year ago and you are welcome to track down my post on the AAA board when it was trading in the 40 cent range and I was a buyer. I'm pretty sure I posted at the time. I'm not going to bother dredging up the post where you inform everyone on the board about your purchase around 1.90. I'm going to leave it to your follower(s) to figure out why you did that and subsequently let the SP go up as high as 2.40 or so, probably did not sell and and
have probably since watched it go right down to 1.28 like a deer caught in headlights. Yes, AAA has a plan and in all likelihood are going to go up again eventually. They are a good company and it takes a very inept investor to actually lose money on them.
3. "Pimpers:" Wash your mouth out with soap little boy. Prior to putting you on ignore, I am going to take every post in which your sick little mind has spewed profanity in my direction and that of others report it to Stockhouse moderators. Hopefully they deal with you accordingly and put you in the penalty box along with the other little thugs you plot with. I encourage others to take similar steps to stop the flow of trash talk.
4. The great employee conspiracy: According to you, YLO has got a mass of dedicated employees all posting here. If that were true, I would be impressed at the level of employee dedication. You suggest that I am one of those employees despite the fact that my posting history here and on other boards since 2006 clearly demonstrates that I am not. I live in another province and am self-employed. I am also very clearly not just pumping the stock -- I am one of the first to admit that people should take this thing cautiously and not sink too much into this very risky, but potentially high-rewards play. Everyone you disagree with is a "pimper", employee or worse. You are a thug who can't conduct a civil discussion with someone who disagrees with you.
5. Your stake in YLO: You claim not to have a financial interest and comment on the frequency of my posts. Despite this, you apparently just spent a good part of your evening responding to posts and playing the role of "thought police" during the hours when most people are doing things after work with friends or family. You were around posting for 12 hours after markets closed. If you claim to be here for the betterment of mankind and to help your fellow investors, that is a crock and we all know it. You've got an agenda and so have we all. The difference between you and I is that I've had the guts to state what mine is.
I've given you more attention and response than you deserve already. Add another to your growing list of ignores.
Mark