RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: sold lol, just because someone who generally shows evidence of sanity decides to sell does not mean that the right decision is to follow suit. people make mistakes.
frankly, i still am under the influence that the overwhelming negative perception here is transient in nature and that over the next 5 months (december 1 2012 is kind of my golden date), and especially the next 17 months, i think that perhaps the perception will change meaningfully.
my analysis of the situation and the financial statements leads me to believe that lestat's decision to sell is simply his way of admitting that he isn't certain about the situation and his admission that the popular opinion that this is worthless is a popular opinion and could very well dictate the outcome for yellow media equity holders.
frankly, i disagree with this perspective for the simple reason that it is my understanding that people are often wrong and when they have time to come to the conclusion about their wrongness, you should bet on them changing their minds... especially if money is involved and the people who were betting can be replaced (when they sell) by people who understand the situation and buy.
lestat my dude, life is short... and this is a 100-bagger opportunity.
you are talking yourself out of 10,000% return.
just wanted you to know... because these things don't come around that often, where nobody cares but the financials are there... lol, and as for me, trust me..
i don't want to own yellow media or phone books.. it's just that the scenerios that play out as i step through the steps of what is going to happen compel me to take advantage of the NOW in anticipation of the FUTURE... that's all there is to it. Also, another note... When a man becomes rich by doing, there are many people he passed along the way using commonphrases like "coulda" "woulda" and "Shoulda"
well, it was nice knowing ya :-)