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Re: mimurray post# 114237

Monday, 02/22/2010 10:20:51 PM

Monday, February 22, 2010 10:20:51 PM

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The point wasn't about Warren Buffet but that clearly got by you.

The implied message was about letting emotions get involved in your investment decisions and how dangerous that is.

Right now INIX stock is a PRIME example. Emotions are flying all over the place on this board lately and that is when people tend to make mistakes.

There's an old saying about stocks and what to do when people are screaming the loudest.


The point just might have... Sorry but I only use Buffet as well Gates and a couple of others as what went wrong.
Now, are you saying that people in the "individual investment class" are screaming for a better tool? That the brokerage houses are looking for that much more while loosing clients? I mean, that is what the company that we are invested in is trying to sell, no? Now, if that is not the case than why bother typing the CEO's name like he is all that? Will old Ben be able to capitalize on us as Buffet did on our parents and sill does on us and will our kids? Understand you are talking about a person that buys "companies" long term, not 300k shares of a penny stock. He is and always will be a long term infastructure investor. The term "infastructure" has "no emotion" written allll over it. The fact that he will never dilute shares of the "holding" company has a price value to it's self and will always make him a "quotable" asset with or with out emotion. I wonder, what stock back in the day would be a prime example of "emotional trading" if they had message boards ????