Seaway ist fundamental gut! Und mit den gestrigen News kann dieses Fundament noch stärker werden! Ich sag nur geplante Übernahme von Wisebuys zu 100% anstatt der bisher verkündeten 75%! Ich hab die Hoffnung trotz diesem krassen Fall nicht aufgegeben!
Mut-Machendes und sehr informatives und lehrreiches Posting aus ihub:
Posted by: FormulaOne
In reply to: None Date:9/11/2007 7:27:52 PM
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Once again about the 8K ....
I got a lot of private mails which I am sorry that I
won't be able to respond because I am a board user not
a registered subscriber so only have limited messaging
ability.
Again, I called Andrew around 4:10pm. He then called
Tom and (Andrew) called me back in less than 5 min.
According to Tom, the 8K will be file in 4 days. It should be
available to view on SEC Mon. I suggested to him to
put what we discussed on SWVC website. I also suggested
to them that they need to be a bit more market savvy on
some of these stuff because a low stock price is not
to their best interest.
Folks: Please turns the discussions to substance matters
and ignore the mean-spirited people with useless subjects.
Don't even respond to their negative messages. It only makes
them cocky and flooded this forum with gabbages. I am frankly
tired of it.
At the same time, do not brag about your gain as I warned
you over the weekend. The last thing we need is an exhaust
gap after a huge run. And that's what we got. We need
a steady smooth rise not big daily up and down driven by emotion. All that emotion is what MMs and daytraders
(like lowtrade?) get your money because your moves becomes predictable.
It is also true that you can't buy/sell based on message
board messages because they might be on the other side of your trades. -:)
The only thing you can count on is the substance and the
underlying values of the company and its management.
Here's my take and the REAL reason I invested: Tom might not be the right CEO for say a high-tech firm but based on his resume, he is definitely the right person to manage a buy-out firm. And it is much easier for a buyout firm to make money than say R&D high-tech firm. Look at Blackstone. As they said on Wall St, these firms can't almost never loss if managed correctly because they are using other people's money to make business deals i.e. easy money. -:)
What we need is to continue to put pressure on management to do their part to increase the values of stocks by performing. And that's why I made a suggestion to Andrew/Tom and ask them to relate what they do everyday to the stock price. We owe part of the company and we should have a say and the right to demand them to perform. Come up with good suggestions and bring those suggestions to Tom. May be need a different forum to do that.
I am tired of this board with all the non-intelligent
discussions, hypes as well as scare tactics.
In the short run, MMs and daytraders can manuipulate
the price of a stock. In the long run, the market will
determine the value of a company and its stock price.
Ignore all these people on this board bragging their daytrading gains at investors expenses and make you feel like a losser.
Let me disclose the truth:
MMs always make money but not the day traders.
9 out 10 of day traders eventually loss their shirts no matter what they tell you - they made some of the investors money based on investors' emotion on a given day but the daytraders eventually got eaten alive by the MMs because the MMs have much deeper pockets and they don't need to share the profit with the daytraders. :-)
The point is that the price of a stock in the long run is not determined by daytraders and not even the MMs! Buy what you think is good value at the correct entry point price and stay calm. As long as the fundamental hasn't changed, there's no reason to sell in a panic. Obviously if the entry point is not correct, then it takes a bit long to reach profit point. But why sell and take a loss just because other people force you to do so when your analysis/research already told said you are going to make money with your shares? Don't let these people on the message board drives your emotions and get your money. As I said, a lot of them are probably on the other side of your trades! Use your brain.
Don't listen to me. Listen to O'Neil of IBD.
"How to make moeny in the stock market"
If all of us on this board trade like O'Neil,
this stock should be at 0.1 by now. But all these weak
hands rushed in too quick and got shaken out by the MMs yestersday and today. Hopefully the remaining ones are strong hands. If the remaining smart investors don't sell, this should be consolidated and then move back up steadily.
Even with the setback today and you don't care fundamental
and just want to be out because of the fall today,
according to the candle stick technical analysis, it is still not a sell for tommorrow. Bottomline: don't sell, at least not
tomorrow.
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