RE:RE:RE:Work from homeMaxmoe wrote: Ahhhh, a trip down memory lane! Who could forget unlucky and his endless tales of woe. Borrowed money from his family to cover losses, margin calls, gambling losses while simultaneously giving us his shareholder advice. That kook was funny once we gave up and put him on ignore. But I would say his opinions were more like bellybuttons. We all got one and no matter how often you clean it, there is always that bit of annoying lint. Poor unlucky lint.
HighOctane89 wrote: Too funny , sounds like someone is angry . It seems you accounted for everything except the unpredictability of the market . As for my demand model showing YOY changes , let me just say this . I don't like you and I don't like your attitude so why would I ever share anything with you ?
I have been here for 2.5 years and seen several versions of this tough guy , paranoid , just trying to help behavior and it has no more effect today than it did in 2020 . We had one clown that kept threatening to turn the "firm" loose on us the next morning saying they would short the stock to $0 . Well the sky didn't fall , the stock didn't go to zero but debt did get retired , the price did rise and shares did get bought back .
The one constant is opinions are like A-holes , everybody's got one and time will tell us all who got it right and who got it wrong .
Yess he was one of the more annoying posters here. On a different note, anybody want to venture a geuss what Opec will do Sunday? It seems like a 50/50 split between toying the line and reducing. Russia already declared they will increase production.