Hi Autosime,
nobody - certainly not me anyway - can blame anyone for seeing a perfect opportunity to buy back in after selling,especially if the sp had dropped considerably from the time they sold. It makes perfect sense.
What however is a bit more irksome,is how your latest post is in such stark contrast to your previous recent offerings of personal disappointment, giving one the impression that the drop in sp was somewhat welcomed and indeed sought, by your downbeat (though factually correct) observational engineering.
I have never subscribed to the premise that posts on Forums such as these have any real bearing on the up or down outcome of a Company sp,but for the sake of the many newby investors our there who hang their hat on every word respected posters such as yourself have to say, I would have thought it a bit more prudent on your part,to have mentioned your disappointment in production, in the same post as your latest revelation as to how this oil Company has few peers in the same category, for the sake of a bit of balance,rather than two seperate offerings some distance apart from each other looking for all the world like a deliberate attempt to cash in on any movement percieved negativity by those more nervous, not so clued up investors may be prone to cause by baling unnecessarily.
I'm now wondering if your once again upbeat status quo on this particular stock will last only until the next time a set of production figures don't quite meet with your approval,only for you to once again grandly proclaim how much profit you made having bought back in immediately after indulging in even more hitherto unexplored due dilligence by youir good self on the merits of this Company.
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