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Monday, September 07, 2015 8:32:20 AM
My quandry is the same as everyones. Am I a person of good morals or one of bad morals? Let's say I believe that CRGP will never recover from this fiasco and that if it ever does trade again the only people who would be buying shares would be those who are either deluded or simply uneducated about the eventual outcome of situations like this. Do I dump my shares as fast as I can and get out or do I suck it up and count on a complete loss?
In the first case I would be taking advantage of the deluded and uneducated by playing to their greed. I would knowingly be contributing to the harm of those individuals and that would make me a person of bad morals. In the second case, even though I stand to lose everything, I would be a person of good morals because I refused to be a party to harming the deluded and uneducated.
It may be easy to make that choice if you are only talking about a couple of hundred dollars but what if, like me, you are talking about $18,000, almost your entire portfolio? Could I live with myself if I took advantage of someone else like that, or could I feel good that I kept 3.5 million shares out of the market that would have harmed someone else?
If I decided to dump my shares, knowing they are worthless, how would that make me any different from the scammers who dumped their shares, knowing they were worthless? Where does good end and evil begin? What determines if you were a good person when you die is not by how others treated you but how you treated others. How do you want to be remembered?
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