RE: RE: RE: RE: 3 Positive comments in a row...nevApparently, chuck, your ability to read is more limited than I thought. If you follow my transactions, all of which I have reported to the board, you would be aware that the sum total of the buys and sells puts me over $10,000 in the green in just about 3 months. I still hold half of my position and locked in profits on the other half when I posted to that effect. The average on my remaining position is pretty hard to touch at this point. I don't pretend to say that this has been an easy to predict stock and it's full of logic-defying behaviour (such as the fact that an insignificant division, measured in revenue, was just sold for about 1/3 of the value of the whole company if one uses the current SP). However, by making some transactions that went against the herd mentality, I have been able to turn a stock that's been in a steady tailspin to profits within 3 months. I find you to be an excellent contrarian indicator so I guess from that standpoint, your posts are worth reading.
I am not clear what your handle to greatness is. You did, not so long ago, think $5 was the bottom and held a position in that range. What happened to that position is unclear. Subsequently, when the price was down to 20% of your buy-in, I became involved in the stock and got your endless rot about how I was a yellow employee. At that point, your interest in the stock was one of an observer on the sidelines -- somehow the position in common shares evaporated as YLO tanked. More recently you have tried to cast yourself as a trading shark making quick and calculated moves in and out of YLO stock at huge profits. The only problem is that you report your transactions well after the fact and contradict yourself.
I would say you have zero credibility on most fronts. Occasionally, your do have a tidbit of specialized knowledge which is useful and surprising. I am led to think you are the YLO employee at times -- or maybe ex-employee. The latter possibility would explain many things.
Mark