Excellent point, Blarsh.
Just supposing that Moojer's claim that he got in at .007 in mid-February is true, that would mean his money invested has risen sevenfold in just over 3 months.
Reading through the IHub archive of his posts, the only other stock he has claimed to hold is Perihelion (PHGI). In the same period, Perihelion has sunk like a stone to a bid price of .0001 and an ask price of .0002 -- against a 52-week high of 3.3 cents. From that point it has only one two-hundredth or one three-hundredth of its one-time value left.
Yet Moojer constantly belabors and reproves Sarissa. If, by any chance -- by any remote hypothesis -- that SP performance could be kept up, his investment would show a 7 x 7 x7 x 7 = 2400-fold return annually, by compound appreciation. In my view -- by some freak of chance he has stumbled across a superlative share, but feels the need to chastise management on any pretext as a result.
So I find it bewildering that he has no criticism to make about the stinking rotten egg in his small basket, Perihelion, and reserves all that destructive energy for the best share he is ever likely to hold, Sarissa.
JMHO. As you point out, Moojer's mutterings have drawn a lively response, and polemics like these always bring clarification, and also a fillip to SRSR's buzz status.
alj
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