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Originally posted by ross6242 ↑

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We do not need to hear the constant disappointment you have in the progress of CTP at the moment. You are letting your emotions cloud your thinking and it is affecting your judgement. Have a look at any successful sophisticated investor eg Buffet and you will notice that one golden rule they all have is to leave emotion out of business. Yes you can be upset about different points in your journey with CTP, but mostly you need to reflect on the fact it has always been your decision to buy into CTP, hold onto CTP or sell if you want. You have had the exact same information that all of us have had and we are able to look beyond our emotions and look into various facts available to us and make our own decisions to buy, sell or hold.

I am tired of seeing posters telling you the same things over and over, calling you out on some of your emotion filled vitriol but you still don't seem to get the message. Yes, I have noticed that occasionally you seem to be more relaxed and I think 'thank goodness, I think COM has finally got it!' Only to be disappointed by posts like this one.

Do yourself and other posters a favor and hold onto posts like this one and keep it to yourself. I am not asking you to just be positive and upramp (I am no fan of blind enthusiasm either). I am asking if you want to post something about why things do not look good for CTP at the moment (if you can), please just focus on current fundamentals or technicals. Don't go digging up historical artefacts, this is about investing not archeology. I seriously do not want to see yet another post from you bagging RC and blaming him for a miserable share price and consolidation etc., etc. If it was that terrible when all this was happening, where was your rational thought and decision making which you could have used to cut your losses and sell rather than hold. If you have ever brought any stock in CTP since RC has taken over you have automatically disqualified yourself from blaming RC, it is your own mess so focus on how you are going to clean it up.

You do post some very good information from time to time, please lets just leave this subject alone as you have done it to death.

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R

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Love your work here Ross. Spot on.

CTP Price at posting: 17.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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