>Sorry Jason but it's over...
>
Its not over until my shares are cancelled. GO WORLDCOM!!!!
aphie
Ameritrade won't even accept orders for WCOME
aphie
No disrespect Jason, but why didn't you sell @.25¢
OT: Gawd, I remember when erols' had one video rental store.
NEVER EVER FORGET that Bamby is a plain liar who knows nothing. It's not
chapter 7, it's chapter 11. BANKRUPTCY PRO-TEC-TION!!!!!!
--
William C. Hamby: "I don't have much of a social life" "I wish the
stock markets were open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week...".
William C. Hamby: "You're a liar, you have no proof that I wrote the
nose-picking girl story. I want you bow down bitch! LOL You have no proof
of anything, never have, never will."
http://web.archive.org/web/20011101010614/www.williamhamby.net/index.htm
(deleted by Hamby himself in an attempt to get rid of the shame)
Here is a copy:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&selm=3d26bc26%240%2413611
%24afc38c87%40sisyphus.news.be.easynet.net
Can I still get in on this action? You know what they say... when
everyone thinks it's over and throws in the towel, that's right when
the big rally comes.
<<Can I still get in on this action? You know what they say... when
everyone thinks it's over and throws in the towel, that's right when
the big rally comes.>>
Is this Jason???
>Thu, Jul 18, 2002, 8:45pm (EDT+4) tr...@erols.com (aphexcoil)
>
>On Thu, 18 Jul 2002 19:51:19 GMT, "William C. Hamby"
><wmch...@attbi.com> wrote:
>>Sorry Jason but it's over...
>
>>Its not over until my shares are cancelled.
>>GO WORLDCOM!!!!
>
>aphie
>
>
>No disrespect Jason, but why didn't you sell @.25?
>
>OT: Gawd, I remember when erols' had one video rental store.
I am (was) expecting it to get to .75.
Sidgmore wouldn't possible %#$( me over. He is a good man. If worse
comes to worse, divine intervention will save my ass.
aphie
No. However I will be playing the part of Jason in the upcoming NBC
mini-series.
A sitcom about a rookie investor who losses it all from the big boys
-- that would make for some awesome ratings!
aphie
<<a rookie investor who losses it all from the big boys>>
Say what???
Jason,
Sidgmore said, "I made two fortunes, this may be time to make a third."
or something like that.
While I didn't hear him say it nor do I recall the exact text, I know
exactly how he delivered it.
Sidgmore: <inhales through teeth and nose for effect> I made TWO
fortunes....
He didn't say, I made and KEPT two fortunes.
He didn't say, I am about to make a third fortune.
He got some free/cheap paper as a principal of UUNET. When MCI bought
UUNET, he got some paper that had a value associated with it. When
WCOM bought MCI, he got more paper with more value.
He might have been worth hundreds of millions at one point.
$64.50 to zero, his fortune evaporated, gone, zero. He let it ride one
spin of the wheel too long. Every day, it's double or nothing.
What do you call the CEO of a corp that goes from billions to zero?
Zero.
Maybe he cashed out some, maybe he diversified, maybe he didn't take
margin loans although that's a way to get money out TAX FREE.
Maybe he just cashed out enough for a down payment on a house, some
ordinary luxuries and left most of it in WCOM to grow and grow.
Or maybe he sold tens of millions of dollars worth and has it in CD's,
Money Markets, and even passbook savings accounts.
Even if he isn't busted, the WCOM unwinding took the hopes and dreams
of thousands of "millionaires" and tens of thousands of just plain
folk, their shattered souls lay crumpled on bare concrete like a
crushed 7-11 coffee cup.
The article in Thursday's www.washingtonpost.com tells some of the
stories of pollyanna investors who thought they were financial
geniuses. Phase 1 is over. Phase 2 started on July 1, 2002.
It's playing out as predicted, right on schedule. Wait for the
bottom. Out of the market for 32 months. The chance to buy for 5 cents
on the dollar, 1 cent on the dollar, a half cent on the dollar.
Steady. Know when it's right. No rush. The scent of pollyanna
terror will be like electricity, a preditor crouched on a rock, eyes
fixed on the prey, claws, teeth.
>>> Is this Jason???
>>
>> No. However I will be playing the part of Jason in the upcoming
>> NBC mini-series.
>
> A sitcom about a rookie investor who losses it all from the big boys
> -- that would make for some awesome ratings!
I hate it when TV rehashes old plots.
The closest your gonna get to divine intervention and your ass, is when
you yell holy fuck.
--
Rich
The answers are always there,
you just have to look for them.
It's not helping CNBC.
You're a silly monkey.
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Stand in line or bring back the lion arenas.
Over 700 stockholders forming a committee on WorldCom.
>
> You're a silly monkey.
>
Huh? I went 95% cash in November 1999 and each November since, put
half of my interest gains into equities.
Meanwhile, the DJIA drifted down from the all-time high on January 14,
2000 of 11,722 and the NASDAQ fell from the all-time high on March 10,
2000 of 5,048.
I have transparently lost money on the 2-3% that I've put in the market
each November. November 2000's buy was AMD at 21.
I can buy dozens, hundreds of former high flying firms at 1-5 cents on
the dollar, NT, LU, JDSU, MSTR, SUNW, ORCL, etc. Others I can't buy
because they have been closed, gone to ZERO.
I don't think I'm the silly one here. I will admit to being clueless,
having lost lots of money on my November buy 'n holds. Overall,
I've beaten the fund managers and the economists.
People, get a grip. If you're down a couple hundred grand, maybe you
need to be buffed around a little. How many of you have told your
spouse that you're lost half of your savings?
When you imagineer that you haven't lost or talk about your big score
(but ignore the losing trades), you're suckering the nubies.
This is a major unwinding of equities. Deal with it. I don't know if
it will continue but I'm not jumping in yet. I am buying small. I want
to see 10-1, 15-1 PE's, dividends, rising revenues. A 60-1 company
talking about flat quarters ahead is not very tempting.
Good post, guy
--
....................paul
"The fact that other people agree or disagree with you makes you neither
right nor wrong. You will be right if your facts and reasoning are
correct."
-- Benjamin Graham