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Re: LCLiving post# 28263

Friday, 11/24/2006 5:19:37 PM

Friday, November 24, 2006 5:19:37 PM

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LOL... No company WANTS to hurt shareholders.  They did an RS.  No matter WHEN they did the RS whoever was holding at that time would be pissed, like playing musical chairs.  The person caught standing when they announce the RS is screwed.  Because of insider trading laws they cant tell you ahead of time when they are going to do an RS.  And when they do announce it people are caught off guard.  So those people got caught in bad timing.  Obviously they just had a RS so they are not going to RS again anytime soon (plus they have stated no more RS for at least a year)  They also can't sell shares till May at the earliest.  The price has obviously bottomed, so what is the risk?  

Lets call an RS the night, and releasing a movie the day (the time they released a movie there was an enormous run)  So the sun rises and sets.  Its not the company trying to HURT you anymore than it is the gods hurting you when the night comes.  The night and day comes and it is superstitious to believe it is something that is happening to YOU.  Rather it is something that happens and you decide when to buy in.  Do you buy in when the sun is brightest (right before it starts going down) or when it is darkest (right before the sun starts to come out).  Fools who buy with emotion buy when the sun is out.  Smart investors buy when it is dark and know the sun will come..

The bitterness of many on this board shows they are emotional investors rather than intelligent investors.  Same as the people who get mad at their computer when it freezes  up, as if the computer did it to you on purpose. Think of it like this, something cant go up unless it goes down and vise versa. The sun has to set in order for it to rise. =)