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Re: kenco post# 45269

Wednesday, 02/21/2007 12:55:58 PM

Wednesday, February 21, 2007 12:55:58 PM

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Interesting question...I think the normal response would be to feel ripped off.

However, let's take your scenario to the next level. What does one then do about it?

A. Take some action to make the best of the situation?
1. Eat the goose to sustain your body for the next day's work (sell remaining shares to invest elsewhere)?
2, Go after the person legally that sold you the goose for damages (legal action against the company)?
or,
B. Sit around whining about the goose not producing yet letting him continue to eat your goose food while giving nothing in return except goose poop (which some say is good fertilizer - ie. lesson for future investing decisions)?

Using your scenario, every company is selling the proverbial golden goose. It's up to you, the investor, to make your picks, keep your winners, sell you losers, and live with your chosen results.

If you think fraud has been committed, do something about it.

If you think you made a bad investment decision, do something about it.

Whining accomplishes nothing in meeting your investment goals.

The people who whine here, yet still hold shares stating the comapny is no good, are lazy investors...fact not opinion!!

G