it's not just one specific post i'm remarking on, it's in aggregate. a large crowd of posters who seem to have nothing better to do on a weekend than hammer a pinkie, over and over.
when it comes to my investing, i tend to focus attention on the stocks i like. i don't go around saving souls. i figure anyone playing pink sheet stocks knows the risks. i move on to the ones that are going higher. that's why i'm here.
you say you want debate, and that's all well and good, but it's when bears begin over-reaching that things are most interesting to me. they seem to work with such ferocity, such intensity, in an attempt to drown out bullish sentiment.
take for example the posters here who would have us believe the property went up only $5,900 in value during 12 years of the most robust real estate market the US has seen. less than 7% during a 12 year bubble? that idea is laughable to me. it suggests some here are running out of "downsides" so they must rely on misrepresentations instead.
here's an opinion we might toss out there for debate: do you think a few folks might be short and sweating a little bit? i can't say for sure, but it seems that way to me.
best of luck to you too.....
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