RE: RE: RE: just the facts ma'am RE: that's just crazy talk, qbit. and shame on you for endorsing the nonsense, GL. using that logic, anyone can be a great investor--just never trigger your losses by selling anything and I guarantee you'll be reporting cap gains for the rest of your life. your estate will be disappointed when they deal with the deemed disposition on your death, though. if you're going to hype up the insider trading, you should at least look at their record and their 12 month record looks poor to me.
LOL, actually being a good investor boils down to 1 thing: selling your stock at a profit. Where your argument doesn't hold up is that you do not allow the possibility that the stock will move up. Now I can't predict the future and neither can you, so we both have to admit the possibility of a higher value for the stock and the possibility of a lower value for the stock. If Cudmore sells now then he is indeed a lousy investor, because he sold for a loss. However if the stock goes up higher than what he paid for it and THEN he sells, he suddenly becomes a great investor.
Like I said, you're calling someone a bad runner before he finishes the race. I'll just wait till the race is over and see the truth about his running. Could be good, could be bad, but I think he has a good chance for the gold ;)