RE:Perhaps the greatest piece of investment wisdom ever... You know no such thing,
Daniel Carson of
Tailwinds Research Group LLC, affectionately known as Tailpipe in our house. I put over $120,000 into stock in 2011 and from 2014 until 2021, I worked about 120 fully documented hours per month as a commentator for and about Bioasis. I wasn't paid for almost 19 months of those years.
And for 31 months I was half paid by Bioasis until Mark Day reestablished my pay, with two subsequent raises. In all, I was not paid for $173,000 less than for what I was contracted and completed. Combine that with my investment in Bioasis and I figure I'm out just about $300,000.
I gave at the office, Daniel Carlson, and have never deserted the shareholders.
You were fired by Bioasis because you brought nothing to the table. Your complaint against me is that I influenced sharedholders. Influencing shareholders was your job, but you were a failure at it. And then you went publicly negative about Bioasis, long before Bioasis deserved such treatment. While you were being paid by Bioasis, you used the sweetest language imaginable in your writings about the company. Next day? Hate.
But we understood. You’re a paid tout. You admit it in your disclosures. In fact, your company is actually called
DFC Advisory Services LLC, which is doing business as “TW Research Group LLC” which, in turn is different from Tailwinds Research Group. This represents multiple levels of abstraction so that the world doesn’t get too close to Daniel F. Carlson, the “DFC” in DFC Advisory Services LLC, which the thing most carefully guarded, isn’t it, Daniel Carlson.
And are you
an investment adviser? Stretching it a bit there, are you, Daniel Carlson, maybe? Can a financial adviser be a tout? Can a tout be a financial adviser? Are you a kangaroo in a man’s suit?
And Daniel, I know that you understand your apparent epithet against me because you have made the same statement, yourself, that one should be careful to avoid locking in a loss by selling a swinging stock. It’s a decision faced by all investors throughout their investing lives. The financial media says the same thing during every bearish and bullish market swing. As a “financial adviser" you know that, and so do I.
And so do Bioasis shareholders. There are many shareholders who today hope that Bioasis can execute a deal for EGF, or that some other deal may come along in the next few days that will save Bioasis, if only for just a while. There is still a chance. It ain't over until it's over. Personally, I wouldn't bet on it, but there was hope until December 13, 2022 just after the stock hit 20¢ or so.
You do realize, Daniel Carlson, that by trying to ridicule me, you are ridiculing all Bioasis shareholders, and you’re putting DFC Advisory Services LLC, TW Research Group LLC, Tailwinds Research Group and yourself into the Internet, and making all of your public identities look like petty, ignorant, vindictive and incompetent gutter snipes who betray former clients and their shareholders.
No, repeat, yes?
jd