"The investors are happy for their investments..."You are using...

"The investors are happy for their investments..."

You are using the plural instead of the singular, which makes us wonder who exactly is "happy?"

One of the biggest cheerleaders, who railed against me as I warned against price collapse (which has now transpired) had to bail out the other day. He could not take the pain any longer. See below:

http://hotcopper.com.au/post_threadview.asp?fid=1&tid=2142275&msgno=9965488#9965488

So I ask you again, "who's happy?"

Please don't try to inflate the sentiment.