What I Don't Like, If I'm Short

[stevil]

Nov 10, 2015 15:34:54 GMT -5 thekindaguyiyam said:

Self described med "student" Stevil.

You say you see the world as black and white. Get your eyes checked out and your philosophy for living as there are many shades of gray as well as variables of colors. Additionally, you said that you were gone... but unfortunately I see you have returned to boast about your knowledge and intelligence while referring to the investors here who treat Alfred Mann like a "god". What have you invested. How many successful corporations do you have. Are there articles you can refer us to that speaks to your superlative genius that speaks without consideration blundering in to this forum telling it's investors how stupid we are. Nevermind.

There is nothing you say; that I can get behind. When are you going to be a real doctor? Are you going to be a pediatrist? a proctologist? You've already claimed to be a psychiatrist. I personally think you are foolishly a wannabe in need of affirmation. I'd really like to tell you where you are imho on the evolutionary scale; but then you would attempt to tell us again how much you care about investors here and what a great messiah you think you are.

LOL Not interested. You are simply unbelievable. Good luck in your next examinations. It's a shame that Alfred Mann isn't as smart as you think you are.

I don't know why you have such a hard on for me. You're free to point me to any of my posts where I have called people stupid for investing in this company. I kind of don't want to save you the time because it'd be fun to let you try, but you won't find it. You have this really bizarre obsession that everyone is out to get you if they disagree with you. Perhaps I'm not the one living in a black and white world. There is more than one opinion, friend. And yours doesn't appear to be the right one right now so chill out ha.

I'm not a genius. Sure, you could say that I'm in the 1% of the world. But I'm surrounded by truly brilliant people that keep me humble. I've been blessed with intelligence, but I work hard and am a student of learning. Wisdom is being able to see both sides and then having proper discernment to know which is more correct. And I will be gone soon, ha, don't worry.

If you really want to know, I have invested in VLO, TSO, MSFT, MNKD, and I had VDSI at 24 and sold at 33. It's currently at 19.5. It's well-priced. And, believe it or not, I really like Nintendo. 

So check all those out and see how my portfolio is doing. I have a roth and a 403b from my time working at the hospital. My roth is my fun money because I'm saving it for my future house but only get to use 10k from it. So I'm a little more risky with it. 

And dude you have some serious issues ha. I never claimed to be a psychiatrist. On one of your schizophrenic diatribes, you asked me if I could diagnose you and I said I had a few credits of psychiatry under my belt and that that should count for something. I was being a smart ass back to you because that's the only reply that was warranted. Maybe I should take the high road but you're so ridiculous ha. 

And why in the world would I pretend to be someone I'm not? That's... again... insane. You live in a very strange world... You must always think you're the victim. 

Liane and other moderators- I tried to resolve things with popeye in a pm but he keeps calling me out on here. I'll try not to respond to his further attacks so topics don't spiral out of control. 

[thekindaguyiyam]

"If it makes you feel better, I have taken a few credit hours of psychiatry, so that should count for something."

"I assert myself where I don't belong when I care. Probably why I went into medicine. I have a savior complex..."

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You are insignificant. Don't PM me anymore. I do not respect you for your pedantic egotistical opinions. Let's leave it at that.
I can't imagine anyone having  a "hard on" for you.  And by the way...  I have NEVER heard any Physician refer to another human being as "DUDE".   To me you are unbelievable, aggressively self righteous when you say that 90% of the board wouldn't agree with you and then continue on and on with more of the same self admiration. Sorry. No Sale!  Yeah... You are the "Epidemy of Humility" if this is your Rosetta Stone...  you are telling us that your baseline is incredibly Flawed.

[stevil]

Yes, I have a big heart. I care about people. How is that egotistical or pedantic in any/way/shape/form?

And I was being real with people. Asking for grace if I'm stepping out of bounds. I'm sure it doesn't make sense to people why I would care about them if I've never met them. But I do. It's just my character. Again, why I chose to go into medicine. Before you throw stones, let me assure you, you have no idea the sacrifice needed to be a physician. Because you wouldn't berate one if you did.

I don't need your respect or your acknowledgement of who I am. I know who I am. I'm not here to stroke my ego on a freaking message board ha. How pathetic is that?

Self admiration? Where? haha...

You are a strange person...

Please forgive me for ignoring you and your posts. I don't think we're ever going to get along and I'd rather not get into it with you in every thread.

[compound26]

[thekindaguyiyam]

Pretty Frigg'n Pathetic is the answer you have earned.

[longinvstr]

Nov 10, 2015 16:13:14 GMT -5 compound26 said:

>>Overstock argues that Wall Street firms were attracted to the high fees they could earn from lending out its and other hard-to-borrow shares—as much as 50% of the share price, on an annualised basis—and from clearing related trades. Securities lending is not sexy, but it is a big business: $1.7 trillion-worth of stocks, bonds and other securities was on loan as of June 2015, according to DataLend.
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It'd be very interesting to know what the interest fee was to borrow Overstock shares at the time.  35-40% is easy money, if your morally compromised 


>>Overstock argues that the traders would have needed willing accomplices higher up the financial food chain. It initially sued a dozen Wall Street firms, later narrowing its focus to Goldman Sachs, the traders’ prime broker, and Merrill Lynch (now part of Bank of America), their clearing broker. Goldman settled with the retailer earlier this year, without admitting any wrongdoing. Merrill remains a target; the case is due to go to trial in March. Merrill, too, denies wrongdoing<<

The Goldman game = to buy-up/lock-up the evidence, rinse & repeat.