RE:Stop raising expectationsHit the nail on the head here.
But asking this group not to raise expectations is like asking a crack addict to quit cold turkey. Not going to happen.
The pumpers are addicted to pumping. They say they are long, but they don't realize that pumping this up just shoots themselves in the foot, as it comes crashing down once people realize they are full of BS.
By all means keep touting the 90 mil free cash flow for next earnings. Keep talking about $80 or $100 dollars every time this moves up a few percent. You will recall on Friday I said this would give up a lot of it's gains and close the gap. If the pumpers say that it's no problem, but when I say it I am mercilessly attacked.
Time for the pump and dump zombies to graduate from their mother's basements and join the land of the living.
Defender of the Board,
YouLose
Itcanbe wrote: Many here seem to be expecting cxr to beat guidance. Talking about 'great results' on March 23rd and how when cxr beats all estimates it will soar etc etc......
Well stop doing that. Shorts do that; raise expectations to the point where it becomes _Expected_ that they beat guidance, and then if they actually come in at or slightly below guidance it will be seen as bad and then selloff.
When in fact simply meeting guidance would be great news. It will go up on that news. It does not need to beat guidance to go up.
None of us here have any idea what the results will be. We will know that in 7 trading days.
I will see it as great news if they come anywhere near guidance. Even a slight miss is fine with me.
And if they do end up beating estimates then that would be great! But I am not expecting that at all.
Please stop the unfounded hype that only serves to raise expectations and help facilitate the schemes and dreams of those short.
GLTA longs