Replies to post #99304 on Sarissa Resources Inc (SRSR)

[JPGetty]

Nice, my man.

[d0lphint0m]

DSU, I agree with your post. The psychology of market bubbles

http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/New_Home_Page/invfables/bubbles.htm

always shows the irrational behavior of mob mentality.
Warren Buffet amassed his fortune by finding value and good management and patiently acquiring value.

I think the posts here are basically out of frustration.
There are those who told friends about this stock and now feel
embarrassed while others simply wish to improve their lifestyle quickly. I also am frustrated because there are many things I would like to do in my ministry with this money.
But frustration will not change the reality of the pps only patience will.

[supermegadope]

People sell stuff for much less than it is worth ALL THE TIME.

That means that person sold it to the wrong person. There are SRSR shares out for anyone to buy all day every day. They arent hidden. Scott was at PDAC 2 years in a row standing in from of the big pink donut. From what I hear anyone who is anyone in mining has walked by. This isnt some hidden find. No big buying has come in yet. Come tomorrow you cant try to sell your shares for what they are WORTH to you but I have a pretty go idea of what people will be willing to pay for them but we can check back at the end of the day and see how it all played out. Our shares will be WORTH more when someone will PAY more for them.

[OldeFrothingslosh]

DSU, as to the quality of your last post... you're slipping. I actually comprehended everything you said this time. As to SRSR and investing and why someone would hold a stock like this, I can use myself as an example... I already hold a couple of profitable large cap stocks that still have an upside, but also offer some stability in my account. I have a couple of slower moving stocks, but they pay a decent dividend. I have some day trading cash. So simply WHY NOT have one speculative "pinkie" with real mineral assets that a value can be placed on. Goes to diversification.