Walrus, how do you know what the people on this board do with their money?
As you stated, you don't know me, nor OT. The few posters I know outside this board, are in fact traders with a few exceptions. They probably made a whole lot more than Tiger and yourself, while both of you were predicting a market crash for a while.
If you were prescient prior to the one to ten reverse and the R&R capital raise, you would've sold.
Now you want to claim after the fact, you were censored for your for expressions. I've been deleted 10 times more than you have.
I personally have never bashed Tiger. I'm sure to the amazement of this board, Tiger contacted me originally a while back, and I've contacted him in the past via phone. I find him to be a pretty nice guy.
That doesn't change my opinion of what he writes or expresses on this board.
I question he's motives a lot, but so many others have as well.
2,000 trades per month, and a myriad of private equity investments to boot, and he has the time to grace our board on a daily basis, which you claim, is to teach us about the way stock prices behave.
Why this board, why not go on the Sponge-Tech board, the TLT or SPY board and share he's thoughts?
What about he's blog that he was promoting? I think that's a fair question.
While my local sports writer is a very smart man and he's writings grammatically perfect, he's
been dead wrong all year about his predictions.
While one can claim experience and articulate their thoughts, that doesn't make him any better than you or I, or the monkey throwing a dart at a board.
I've put the past behind me, I've learned a great deal, but I still remain confident in the outcome. I might not be right, but I placed my bet. The doors are STILL OPEN, FEDEX, DHL are on board, the company has cash and the focus now, SALES! While a few still want to remain in the past, I want to focus on the future.
I get the impression you do as well, even with all the hate you have expressed for our CEO and the discontent for a few of the posters who remain diehard bulls.
Tiger's advice, who you admire, that's not a bad thing, stated in one posting, anyone with half a brain would sell CYRX and take the tax loss. I think this is a fair question to present to you.
Will you follow his advice?