Can Wesfarmers have a go at Santos?, page-25

You've got absolutely zero perspective. Have you ever heard of time averaging (or price averaging when it comes to entering and exiting stocks)? When you take your family on a country trip most people base their estimate for how long the trip will take on the average speed they expect to achieve along their journey. The way you look at the world Boris you'd be loading your family into the car and as soon as you get to the first set of traffic lights you'd give up and turn around because the logic you apply dictates that you will never reach your destination based on the speed you are doing at the traffic lights. Isn't it time you pack your play by play, day by day negative commentary on this stock away. Its definitely got rude and your argument is inconsistent. One the one hand you say you can't pick the bottom and on the other hand you claim if you follow the limited set of data that you rely on you'll know when the bottom is in. I've got news for you. In markets their is no one there to ring the bell when the top or the bottom is in. That's why there are winners and losers. People like you get their kicks from telling others that the top or the bottom aren't in yet. Sure your going to sound smart because you are going to be right 99,99999999% of the time. The tops and bottoms in these kind of markets happen during the course of only one day, the other 365 days of the years when the market is searching for a top or a bottom are by definition days where tops and bottoms aren't made and we have to suffer the agony of listening to you tell us what we already know is true based on the statistics of how infrequently tops and bottoms occur. Give it a rest unless you've got something useful to say.

Eshmun