KZA Media Thread, page-1347

No misc. bs thread, so I'll paste this here.

My selfish suggestion, which will never be acted-upon by the majority of holders, would be to discipline yourselves to hold, despite any spike. That would effectively reduce an already very small float, therefore raising the spike and the ultimate settle-in level of the share-price. It'd also make it more costly for the recent genius shorts to cover, though admittedly, the higher the spike, the more tempting it will be for shorts to put on new positions. A myth/fact of the American Indians was that "to make yourself stronger, deny yourself what you want". Our current culture of "immediate gratification" causes one to lose sight of the bigger picture. Of course one could argue that I could "make myself stronger" by denying myself the most share-price rise possible, but that's really not up to just me...