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Ahhh, the emotional unstable public, acting as intended as the ax gathers the falling leaves. Afterall, autumn is approaching. Pssst, until you get below $15, you're basically just re-tracing where you've already been. When it comes to stories, I prefer Rapunzal, and how she let her...

Since you (as a group) subscribe to pithy logic, loose associations, and cause/effect notions, got another question for ya: Given the choice of just two businesses to be in. witch...........oops, I mean WHICH would you prefer (and why)? A. Mortgage re-fi's ala' Ditech. People are...

I know the answer to the question, which..............is why I posed it. And, I'm waiting (in vain) for YOU to show me a public company, any public company, that doesn't have pending lawsuits. Plethora to choose from. I've never used the word "great" 52 week and, and, oh six year...

Too bad YOU didn't pick yours at $40+, eh? Anybody ever suggest you're reminiscient of the snake in the garden of Eden? I just did.

My understanding of the matter is this a CFC thread. That I have a long position. That.........that position is no worse off than it was 4 weeks ago. That the 52 week low at 15ish closed same day at 20, providing somebody a quick 25% as well as demonstrating what "he" can do. You...

But, this isn't AHM, it's CFC. NYSE listed stock with 576 million shares outstanding. Each, held long by someone. Floating portion representing potential orderflow to the specialist. And the portion sold short (thus having two present owners) representling predictable identified prey to that...

There's a distinction between disinflation and deflation. Despite gold's bottom in 2001, it's still a lagging commodity. When eventually runs, it will............RUN. ala' 1973-1980.

As the adage goes, one buys on rumor and sells on news. Or........conversely, shorts on rumour (British version, cute, huh?) and covers on news. And the news is good. Responsive. Less overhead (in what isn't a capital intense business anyway). Ratio of revenue per employee should increase...

Yep, shorting at $18ish is far better than $42. Afterall, they BOTH have the potential of 100%. Nominal of course. Ever consider going the the neighborhood movie theater and yelling "fire"????

I would expect chit chat from you, cowboy. Getting it. In fact, more predictable than CFC. Too bad I can't capitialize on it. Yep, still have CFC. 8 other open positions, and.........plenty of dry powder. Probably mid-October. Why is it, I keep envisoing empty Mountain Dew cans and...

Yes he does have a point, but............. only providing fuel to the flames. "They" thrive on attention. Apparently negative limelight. Only their shrink ( or hairdresser), would grasp the latent need. That said, it was Mister LONG horns that initially approached me. Unexpected...

You're complaining ABOUT post counts???? Pull your head out of your ass. Have a look in the mirror at the 2200+ We'll (that's you and I) save.............eh....... "failed traders" for another day.

More opportunity for slippage and the ole' catch-all excuse, "fast market". It's lunch time. There is NO free lunch.

I do believe there were most likely buy STOP orders above $4 the day it gapped up 19%. Hmmm. How the ax snags prey (identified) in the absence of a short presence to squeeze? "falls in a straight line" Purely the ax. Forcing trades is an interesting phenomenom. Looking forward to...

Been waiting for a definitive answer on the "massive" base. Guess I got one. April '07. Cash on hand? Hinges upon the burn rate. That drives prices, huh? 19% gap up, that doesn't hold, is a distribution of ax inventory (n a very "short" period of time). Stoned, you should have...

The power of the media is amazing. The impressionability of the readers equally amazing. Hmmm, you'd think "this" was an overnight development. A revelation! Relevance to stock pricing is highly debatable. Wanna debate?

They do? Let's see, $14 to $20 is 42.8% but $20 to $14 is only -30%. Same dollar move. Last time I went to the grocery store, they wanted dollars. As for shorting, $50 to $0 is 100%. But $20 to $0 is also 100%. Nominal of course. A dollar from stock X spends the same as a dollar...

Incidently, locatable shares, successfully shorted, doesn't prevent you from a buy-in ANY point open. A possibility given your concern.

Being a poet and all, perhaps you could shed some light on how Henry WADsworth LONGfellow got his name.

Massaging data can be FUN!. DOT did it back in 1973 to reduce the speed limit from 70 to 55. I''m sure actuaries do it all the time. Ditto for statisticians and accountants. The latter, en masse, have yet to be able to explain to me why a pre-paid expense is a line item in current assets (which...