Hola Amigo, como estas Senor?
In all honesty the style in which you post, how you phrase questions and statements is lacking tone, sincerity and compassion at times.. These traits, coupled with other posters who persist with their games of incessant poking and prodding of old issues long since answered, means folks are a little wary of intentions.
Now I don't know if you see that in your style, but you should. And whilst I accept that fact that common decency is quickly being lost in the swill that inhabits most anonymous platforms, the basic premise of courtesy is still owed to civil society, even across digital forums & especially when;
Some people here may not be as fortunate as yourself to have cash to invest at these levels (having invested higher and now suffering the market decline for whatever reason)
So asking questions like "why is it dropping?" And that "there is room to drop further", "it looks ugly" and that "I hope it goes sub 20 so I can buy in" shows a level of either contempt or complete lack of compassion?
Now I'm willing to accept that some elements may well be true in what you asked, or said.. But show some damn respect if you don't want people to think you are preying on an opportune moment of weakness.
Now I was moderate today for insinuating someone was a twit.. (
The fact the signature block quotes @222capital meaning they are on twitter was lost on the modes however) For turning up, agreeing with a known agitator who persists with his incessant point of irrelevance & then saying it looks suspicious when companies intentionally omit information & that if they (the poster) held they would email the company about this..
Needless to say the sheer ignorance of the statement of intentional omission (Where in fact the company has never omitted anything and has totally abided by all the requirements under JORC when delivering information about this particular type of resource) and then the sheer audacity to say a holder should email the company about the assumption puts everyone on edge...
In the same way a reply to a poster stating "thanks I didn't learn anything from this" without a formal introduction "Hi" or acknowledging that it was a general answer however you didn't take the points from it the same way the poster did is showing respect Sir.. Surely you can see this on reflection?
Now I'm willing to give benefit of the doubt but ask that you review past interactions before asking why people are starting to retort in a curt manner.
Bubbles, bless her, is a long term investor who's been through the highs and the lows since very early on and is one like a number who have invested with a view way in the future. However that has meant that unlike swing traders, who blow in and out on the uplift, she (along with most here I might add) has had to endure any number of trolls and opportunists with similar sets of social skills, or just an inherent lack of common decency. I'm unsure which but it matters not.
There is information available and in the past this has been freely shared with those who have the courtesy to engage in a civil manner, it's not that hard an ask and you will generally find people more willing to assist..
I hope you profit with your trade, should that be your motive as we all rise together, but ask that an element of respect is maintained in what is written or asked and in the response to that which is not. The matter of respect you will find Sir is quite often found in the time taken to communicate properly where tone and incantation cannot be heard. Have a good day Sir.
& Goodluck amigo. 8tey
