On your first note lets argue it on the other side of the coin, which is your point. One would assume that Brad has played cards before as well. Or as you put it you felt reassured then later felt schmoozed. I took Excels statements that he had played cards for two large years. This is no short period and no short time period he said he played in a day. In that time one has a huge discovery period looking for nuances for the slightest thing to maybe detect a liar. Anyway I believe his point is he did not think of him as lying. Your point is you did not either but received no new information. I am in the camp that this news blackout is a good thing. I do not care about history I am looking forward. I will make a case about this later. My son wants me to go play a game with him. The rest of your points are well taken. I do learn more as people reply. However I will say once again history does not have anything in my opinion to do with my future looking optimism. I like the company's position today, I like their chance for financing in the future, they have said the tech works, they have a good movie, and they brought in the new CEO. They are moving forward in my eyes not backwards. In my opinion you cannot live in the past, look at the things going forward. If you truly believe that all these things that happened in the past are going to reoccur well then really one should sell. If one believes that the company is moving forward well then one should hold. It truly is that simple
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