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Re: viperade post# 4532

Tuesday, 06/22/2010 5:05:44 PM

Tuesday, June 22, 2010 5:05:44 PM

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It is not possible unless one was issued free shares, where then it wouldn't matter what price the stock traded at, they'd always virtually be in the green, since losses are compared against your own money -vs- the resulting money. If you put nothing up then you lost nothing and therefore your green.

So unless they've been issued free shares here, they're not in the green at the current price and even if they held over after the previous RS, they're now several bags lower than the trading price immediately following the last RS they've held through.

But (Smirk) even With that said, there's one exception, they can be ‘generally’ green if they're comparing their assumption against the big-picture of their portfolio.

I can say this as well, as I now sit at a lost in this stock while my portfolio is generally green from all the gains I've made so far this year.

Which then can means I'm here on free money and therefore losses aren't really losses. If on the other hand, that's his point, then he may be correct.

(Smirk)

But these prices wont last long, so enjoy looking to them while you can.