If we all go back a couple of months you were effusive about how wrong you had been on your Inca calls and decided buying was a great idea. (Yes, if we go back a few months further you have the polar opposite view).
Now you are taking the opposite attack again, as you are entitled too. However, when it turns out that you are seriously wrong (which I'm personally confident of) it would be good form to put you hand up and say you got it wrong.
Claiming that you are certain of the outcome now just makes your predictions difficult to believe. One thing I've leant over decades as an investor is that we are all human and all very capable of making the same mistakes. One of the most common mistakes is to buy at the top and sell at the bottom. Isn't it ironic? If I turn out to be right rather than you, your grim forecasts will just prove you are human.
Given the cash position of the company I would personally be interested in launching a TO offer at these levels as cash backing alone would cover it and all the assets would be free.
In short, now trying to work out who is sillier, you for making the comment or me for responding!
Tell him he's dreaming!
