We already know you are never wrong, Mojo. You’ve said that on several occasions and, since you are never wrong, you must be right about that as well.
Mojo: “you are a great contrarian indicator....i just look at whatever decision you come up with … and then i go with the opposite of that, and im never wrong!”
So, when I said on the 19th or 20th of December that KBLB’s shares had reached an inflection point and I expected them to trend upwards from that point on, you must have sold all your shares at 3 cents.
Bummer.
More recently, when I said there was reason for optimism and that investors with a stomach for risk could consider buying, you must have again sold.
Bummer.
But you are never wrong, so that must be what happened.
Still, I think you confuse what I am saying, because I am not saying that KBLB is doomed to fail. I’m saying they haven’t succeeded yet. I’ve expressed several times that Thompson is behaving more like a CEO who believes success is at hand and is doing so with the input of experts and with an understanding of his past failures.
For that reason, I am holding and am not unhappy or clutching my pearls or crying like a baby. I’m cautiously optimistic.
Thus you must be cautiously pessimistic and thinking about dumping your shares at a good opportunity. Because you always do the opposite of what I decide to do.
I’m holding. You sell.
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