Replies to post #79018 on Sixty Six Oilfield Services Inc (SSOF)

[PrinceofTrades]

I've mentioned before that I inherited this position, and I'm relatively new to this forum. However, I do have experience with larger caps, which has helped me navigate this platform to some extent. I've been advised that message boards like this one should be approached with caution, keeping an open mind while also being vigilant.

I've noticed that you've been actively posting here since 2011, and it appears that you often engage in discussions to challenge and critique various points. While I've only had a chance to skim through the first 20 posts, it seems you've posted extensively, going back over 300 threads, indicating a significant level of engagement.

My main point is that you tend to express your opinions based on limited facts, often piecing together snippets of data points related to lets say SSOF. You've even mentioned individuals who received fines from Seminole County for $50, speculating on whether they paid or not. This might give the impression that you have a personal issue or a strong bias against some company. It's worth noting that you're not privy to insider information, and you likely don't have insight into the this company's true intentions or connections within the organization, which many others might possess.

Instead of spreading negativity through quick, critical remarks, I believe it's more constructive to allow the company to reveal itself to its shareholders and investors. In my case, my father invested in this company years ago, and he didn't see the returns he hoped for. However, I'm willing to give the new management a chance to turn things around and potentially correct past mistakes. This approach seems fair, as investing is ultimately a personal choice. You're right; you don't have to invest if you're not comfortable with it.

In conclusion, given your extensive history of posting, it seems like you have a lot of time and energy to dedicate to this forum. While expressing opinions is a vital part of any discussion, it's also essential to maintain a balanced perspective and give companies the opportunity to prove themselves to their investors.