I fear you are more loosely describing yourself Sherms - there...

I fear you are more loosely describing yourself Sherms - there is that projection again. As demonstrated from your sudden shift from "I am the biggest bull" to I am the biggest bear" on 12 March, you so clearly pumped and dumped (a little too early) on close at $1.30 that I clearly showed from your posts (sorry about that, but it was your doo-doo, I just pointed to it).

No, I luuuuves' me ZIP Sherm, One of my best investments in the last couple of years and am very comfortable with how I bought into a falling share price as low as $0.285, and then watched it go from $0.285 to $0.65 in Novemeber/December, in mere weeks, and then delightfully on its February earnings a push to $0.99, which I sold into, and then amazingly bought back at $0.80 on the same day! ZIP the gift that keeps on giving. All discussed on here. Now what I didn't document was where I subsequently sold out.

For someone who obsesses about my trading all day (and gets it wrong) you think you'd be bright enough to work out where I posted "not held" at $1.15. But still you persist telling us you are this great trader and how I am not - if it were indeed $0.90, which it was not it would be great trading you numbskull, but it was actually net higher.

No one really cares about your fiction on my trading or the reality - only that ZIP more than quadraupled in price across the time.

I see you are still desperately trying to talk ZIP lower all day, every day, and of course even above in this thread, absolutely nothing to do with convertible debt:



I suppose very little of what you boys discuss ever has of course any real relevance to ZIP threads.