RE:RE:In case you missed the latest from HHI decided to read the Horse report today and found it full of ifs and words like "confirmed" in quotes, which is the equivalant of the digital-age tactic of spewing dubious information, then disclaiming it all with IMHO.
And, of course, Horse, has quite the disclaimer at the end of his piece; the usual, it might not be accurate, just my opinion, etc.
Among the many grammar and other sloppy errors in his screed, Horsey referred to a Warren Buffett quote, but ascribed it to some guy named Buffet. Maybe he was hungry.
Horse also likes to extrapolate on best-case scenarios and ignore the obvious fact that Novo management has fumbled the ball on assays, perhaps to be remedied, but a fumble nonetheless
When I pointed this out at Ceo.ca, where Horse holds court with a smallish crowd of sycophants, Horse's tail, used his usual deflection rhetoric. Then, later he posted that he wouldn't be surprised if I were DanO, Dano, Dan0, whatever. I'm not. Am I to presume DanO is a bogeyman name thrown here at anybody not drinking the Novo Kool-Aid?
I'm just a guy who owns some Novo. Down on my current position. Made money selling way too early on the initial huge rise.
I offered to prove I'm ot DanO (or variations) if Glue Factory wanted to put up $100,000 (didn't specify, but I'm talking U.S.).
Regardless, Horsey sells his Novo research and if he's made a single penny on it, he's made more money on Novo than Novo has as a company. Food -- maybe a Buffet? -- for thought.