Arrow 5) Now we get to the first real and valid question. Starting it by pasting my following quote,
"you say; And while I agree that RTI is having to scramble for financing I'm betting they will turn the corner. If I'm correct then this debenture will be another golden opportunity. Refer to last summers dip for a visual"
You replied with the following paragraph,
"sorry but apples and oranges... this is the first debenture that will drop up to 25 million shares onto the open market. A golden opportunity? ... for whom? ...and betting they will turn a corner is gambling not investing. With that said, I too "hope" they turn the corner but after carefully reading the 10Q, which not many here IMO wanted viewed in the light of day, I think that time (turn around) is a long, long ways off and I publicly disclosed I didn't have the *gonads* to just open the sock drawer and stuff it away for the next year or two! Some can afford to take the loss... some can hold... and some might wish to make up there mind not to fall in love with their investment but rather deal with it AS an investment. One that we all seem to be on the losing side of at this late stage, no?"
You know I hesitated to use the word "betting" when I wrote that because I knew you would jump all over it. But now I'm kinda glad I did because you too are betting here my friend. You pulled your shares off the table in "hopes" of buying back in at a lower s/p. That's a gamble in my books, anyone disagree? Oh, maybe you felt it was less of a risk because you feel that you can persuade others to sell but that's OK. It's still a "bet" and a "bash" to boot….
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