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#1NSP poster Divot doesn't own NSP, clueless

[bagcheese]

Google and online calculators to do the most simple, basic math? You still don’t grasp that a stock’s share price can go down thousands of percent fold from one price to another? I guess I did predict you wouldn’t be able to.

I’ve never had to report a loss on my tax return, however judging by the member whom posted your stock buy picks history, you’ve had to report nothing but massive losses. The member and I have no idea how much your book value of the securities were that you lost on those horrendous stock buy picks.. he did clearly display where you prompted people to buy and where those stock prices are today and those stock prices are indeed many hundreds of percent at best in share price decline from where you prompted people to buy.

You also seem to be confused by the term percentile which is also hilarious. Google it.

Lets try it this way and I will make it really easy and simple for you with nice round numbers;

Q: if you buy a stock at a share price of $100 and the share price drops to .01 cents ..what is the percentile decline in the share price?

Not the percent of money lost or percentage of initial investment. We aren’t talking dollars or percent loss of investment as I nor the other member know how many dollars or the book value loss you claimed on the securities, we are talking about the percentile (%) decline in the share price from $100 to $.01 Simple.

Q: What is the percentile decline in the share price divot111?

I truly hope you say something like 99.99%, please I’m hopping so hard you do.

You are trying to avoid answering as your stock picks get folded many multiples, which you strangely confirmed. Many multiple means hundrends and thousands of percentile  (%) from the original share price to its current share price. 

We are talking about how horrible your stock picks are in terms of where you picked them and how badly they got folded as the member pointed out and as you not only didn’t refute, you acknowledged and accepted him as being accurate.

The best of those horrible stock picks by you displayed many hundreds of percentiles drop in share price from where you picked them to where those share prices sit today and given that’s fact why should we listen to you combined with the fact you don’t even own shares in NSP and are the number #1 poster on the NSP Bullboard everyday… for months now…. you're essentally convoluting the NSP board with junk that's literally childish and has negative value to anyone including yourself. 

To describe and display how badly your stock picks are it's not accurate enough to say you lost 99.99% of your investment or 100% of your investment, you have such horrible enteries in these securities, we are more acurate to show how much of a decline in share price from where you purhase shares to where the share price currently sits, which is many multiples lower and is expressed and can be expressed beyond 100%, yet you cannot grasp this.

If you bought Berkshire Hathaway for 475,000 a share and it declined to 1 cent, does it give a better picture of the stock pick to say you lost nearly 100% or is it more accurate of a picture to show that your share price entry to decline was so off that it declined over 10 million percentile... the later gives a more accurate picture of how horrible this entry point was with where the stock price currently resides.. your stock entries are as well so horrible that they must be described more accurately using the later to display. you arent loosing 20 and 30% on an investment, your picked drop many multiples from their initial investment entries. Literally you get f;n folded like a betch on your picks that they cant be accurately depicted from 1%-100% you get right greased on your picks.

Here is the math question for you so you don’t try to avoid the question and answering it, might want to call up your grade 3 math teacher whom should have failed you:

Q: If you buy a stock at a share price of $100 and the share price drops to .01 cents ..what is the percentile (%) decline in the share price?

I’ll check back tonight when I need a laugh.