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You get real. And even if what you say were true (which is not), SIRI made a deal and that was it. SIRI is not entitled to come back later and try to "steal" the company for its rightful owners. The deal that was made doesn't mean that the new CEO and board can set aside their fiduciary responsibilities to the Pandora stockholders for the benefit of SIRI. You got a weird sense of entitlement.
We are getting screwed.
Jack, you've been bearish since I first came here soon after I bought big time at $0.92.
Yeah, and we know how. I don't think many people who come here are fooled.
You are only kidding yourself.
I laughed till I hurt.
Who are you kidding?
Here is to how to tell an electric vehicle has zero emissions.
Go to a coal-powered plant or a manufacturer of batteries.
Seal the building tight.
And see how many workers are dead at the end of the day.
And I bought WPRT for $0.92 and most of the puts I sold short, before and after, have expired worthless.
Here is a different take:
https://www.rt.com/business/430908-tesla-co2-gasoline-cars/
Buy more. It looks like you have managed to convince yourself that this is not a scam.
You still pushing this scam.
And Rudolph Diesel, who showed of his first engine in 1893, committed suicide in 1913, the invention not yet having taken a hold, having had numerous setbacks along the way. Meantime, horse-drawn carriages were still being used quite often as late as WWII by the militaries in that conflict. If history rhymes, the time for NG to come to the fore as arrived. It might not be yet but I am betting on it. If I am right, I will the selling WPRT when it hits a new all-time record high. And I am sure I don't have to remind you that horse pooh was a major health problem in the streets of large cities up to less than a hundred years ago.
Yes, and once upon a time, the preferred method of transportation across-country was horse-drawn wagons.
Can anyone remove that old press release from the top of the posts list?
I am so happy to see that it has been more than a year since the usual suspect last bothered to post.
The problem with that arises when it comes to selling. Buying is easy enough. Barry and his minions are always ready to unload his free shares, but they are not buyers. So, when you go to sell, you might get stuck. Don't be fulled by the chart that shows that once in a while the stock goes up in price. That doesn't mean you will be able to dump your shares at that price. Don't get suckered. Put your money where there is a future.
Just $6.00? I don't have a price target but if I did, it would be much higher.
Mine too.
At mine at $0.92 gas tripled. Plus my short puts have expired worthless. What I got for them was about half of what I paid for the stock.
Numbers are out. Top and bottom, they both beat what I thought would be necessary to keep the recent momentum going.
We seem to have an absentee. Tomorrow will tell us . . .
About ten percent of the national fleet of trucks has to be replaced every year anyway. Don't get your hopes up on this "breakthrough." You cannot talk down the future of WPRT. It is here to stay.
Alright, so you shorted at 30. That's quite a while back. So you set aside, let's say 3000 to short 100 shares, you've mad 2700+.
With 3000, I bought 325 shares, which are now worth more than 7100. Profit 4100+. All of this in a fraction of the time.
I rather try to make money going long in something that I believe in than going short in something I don't. The potential rewards are just so much greater.
Considering all the problems that TSLA is now having and how overpriced the stock is, I wouldn't be surprise the WPRT stock has a higher price per share three to five years from now.
Jack, you know where to go to find them. I'm sure you have read them.
The only indicators I see say "scam."