oh c'mon, surely you do. 1. jealous that they missed out on...

oh c'mon, surely you do.
1. jealous that they missed out on potential gains and angry with themselves
2. bitter that they had previously lost on poorly timed entries and exits and coming back to vent
3. trying to discredit the stock's value, worth and prospects and turn sentiment negative to goad nervous Nellies who don't have the conviction, to sell down so that they can buy in at discounts (you've never tried to talk down a property to a real estate agent that you considered buying??)
4. paid down-ramping agent for the benefit of someone else with substantial funds.

All nothing to do with the company or it's real prospects.

Rarely are there generous Good Samaritans with nothing to gain from protecting others wealth by giving them genuine warnings about stocks in an anonymous blog site.

in my (cynical?) view.

good afternoon - another sign of things to come