Thursday, September 12, 2002 5:07:03 PM
Austin. That's a good question. I look at that a few ways.
1. Many of Coops followers could have already got in long ago.
We've had big enough volume days since he's been here to take a position or to buy slowly over time.
2. Maybe Coop hasn't said anything to his group yet because they are probably feeling like a lot of people in the tech sector are right now. Very nervous. So he might be thinking I'll tell them about NV once trials are done.
3. Maybe his followers in the tech sector don't care what Cooper says?
Until field trials with contracts they won't begin to buy.
It's all about the risk to reward ratio imo.
Eveyone has different risk reward ratios in their investment decision process.
Some of us think like us and want to get in at the bottom because this gives us the best chance to buy at these levels and accumulate enough shares.
We know if we wait until there is less risk we won't be able to afford the amount of shares that would meet our goals.
So we do as much DD as we can and place our bets.
Others say to themselves I like what I see but I'm not willing to risk my money right now until I feel more comfortable with my investment.
That feeling of being more comfortable is when numbers with contracts are released.
The time will come when both types of investors will be in the game no matter if they follow Cooper/Ketch or not.
Excel
People don't run out of dreams
They just run out of time.
Glen Frey
1. Many of Coops followers could have already got in long ago.
We've had big enough volume days since he's been here to take a position or to buy slowly over time.
2. Maybe Coop hasn't said anything to his group yet because they are probably feeling like a lot of people in the tech sector are right now. Very nervous. So he might be thinking I'll tell them about NV once trials are done.
3. Maybe his followers in the tech sector don't care what Cooper says?
Until field trials with contracts they won't begin to buy.
It's all about the risk to reward ratio imo.
Eveyone has different risk reward ratios in their investment decision process.
Some of us think like us and want to get in at the bottom because this gives us the best chance to buy at these levels and accumulate enough shares.
We know if we wait until there is less risk we won't be able to afford the amount of shares that would meet our goals.
So we do as much DD as we can and place our bets.
Others say to themselves I like what I see but I'm not willing to risk my money right now until I feel more comfortable with my investment.
That feeling of being more comfortable is when numbers with contracts are released.
The time will come when both types of investors will be in the game no matter if they follow Cooper/Ketch or not.
Excel
People don't run out of dreams
They just run out of time.
Glen Frey
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