Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Fly Buy: AEZ
I bought 10,000 shares of AEZ @ $6.50.
UPDATE: I bought 5,000 AEZ @ $6.41.
Disclaimer: If you buy AEZ, because of this post, your favorite baseball team will trade away their best player. And, you may lose money.
UPDATE: I bought 5,000 AEZ @ $6.41.
Disclaimer: If you buy AEZ, because of this post, your favorite baseball team will trade away their best player. And, you may lose money.
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No way. Ducati is not nearly as capable.
But it does point to the fact that there is likely some big money caught on the wrong side of this.
But it does point to the fact that there is likely some big money caught on the wrong side of this.
What kind of a moron would short MVIS? How many millions have they lost so far with that short position? Whatever hedge fund he's at (IF he even told the truth about it) should immediately fire the idiot.
"What kind of a moron would short MVIS?"
somebody who can't do the math.
upside.....$5
downside.....$50+
being a hedge fund manager on the wrong side of MVIS.....priceless
somebody who can't do the math.
upside.....$5
downside.....$50+
being a hedge fund manager on the wrong side of MVIS.....priceless
Fly- I understand. I'm going to go ahead and stick my neck out. I have to beat you to the party on at least one position.
>>What kind of a moron would short MVIS? How many millions have they lost so far with that short position? Whatever hedge fund he's at (IF he even told the truth about it) should immediately fire the idiot.<<
what if he put the position on last night, and closed after the drop this am for + 0.15 * x amount of shares? oh i know, nobody would talk their own book to pull something like that.
riiiiiight.
ALL THE TIME KIDS, ALL THE TIME.
what if he put the position on last night, and closed after the drop this am for + 0.15 * x amount of shares? oh i know, nobody would talk their own book to pull something like that.
riiiiiight.
ALL THE TIME KIDS, ALL THE TIME.
So a hedge fund manager/trader is trying to make .15 of profit over a few thousand shares so he writes a letter? Doubt it. There could have easily been another press release out on this stock today that would shred his balls in a blender. No fund has a risk profile that high for a few thousand shares, and hope you don't either. If I was pulling trades like that, I'd want to be anonymous too.
Hey jeremy, it is an unspoken and well-kept secret that no one posts comments on Ducati's blog. You are in violation of this. Please see to it that the mistake is not made again.
See, Ducati will do or say anything to get comments, even lie and distort the truth. So the best way to deal with him is to not comment, ignore his site, so that he can continue publishing stuff that no one reads, and no one cares about.
When you comment, you are playing into his hand.
Fly won't beat me on SMSI.
See, Ducati will do or say anything to get comments, even lie and distort the truth. So the best way to deal with him is to not comment, ignore his site, so that he can continue publishing stuff that no one reads, and no one cares about.
When you comment, you are playing into his hand.
Fly won't beat me on SMSI.
woodshed, I downgrade SMSI from 'mild accumulate' to 'strong hold,' with a 12 month target price of $12.61.
That figure is arrived using a proprietary blend of DCF.
The downgrade was based on proprietary channel checks indicated something.
^analysis just like the pros.
That figure is arrived using a proprietary blend of DCF.
The downgrade was based on proprietary channel checks indicated something.
^analysis just like the pros.
A "real" short seller like Chanos or Asensio, and Rocker before he retired, put their name on their analysis. This guy probably didn't sign his name because he knew the hatchet job was weak and easy to pick apart.
I do share his concerns about execution and market adoption. But the warrant issue is pure fucking smoke. Most warrants aren't registered and freely tradeable. These are. Anybody can lock in profits on their warrants whenever they want simply by selling them in the open market. And anybody who bought the stock knew about the dilutive impact from the warrants and they bid the stock up anyway.
The guy is desperate.
I do share his concerns about execution and market adoption. But the warrant issue is pure fucking smoke. Most warrants aren't registered and freely tradeable. These are. Anybody can lock in profits on their warrants whenever they want simply by selling them in the open market. And anybody who bought the stock knew about the dilutive impact from the warrants and they bid the stock up anyway.
The guy is desperate.
Woods thanks for pointing out the error of my ways. I just checked over his blog and realized that he is a lunatic, tries to mislead and distort the argument. He is probably one of those guys who beats his wife.
lnn rocking.
lnn rocking.
the only thing ducati beats is his cats and his dick. I think his "wife" is an anthropomorphic scarewcrow he put makeup on. You know, maybe ducati is buffalo bill from silence of the lambs. You know, "It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again."
>>So a hedge fund manager/trader is trying to make .15 of profit over a few thousand shares so he writes a letter? Doubt it.<<
who said anything about a few thousand shares? it's done everyday, every market, everywhere. it is straight out of the short sellers handbook.
& yes, it's done for $0.15, and even less. it is almost a risk free trade. (ALMOST) I know, I used to do it too.
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who said anything about a few thousand shares? it's done everyday, every market, everywhere. it is straight out of the short sellers handbook.
& yes, it's done for $0.15, and even less. it is almost a risk free trade. (ALMOST) I know, I used to do it too.
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