your money your call, page-29

Mikey, tried to throw my hat into the ring last night but was too drunk to type.

It was the first time I watched YMYC and I was excited sitting down (with another beer) getting ready for it to start. What a complete and utter anti-climax. Just absolute rubbish.

Basically, the muppets said we all should have got in at 40c because now we've missed the boat and it's had such a good run, it'll go backwards now. Apparently uranium stocks aren't the place to be - according to the muppets anyway. I invested in TOE, PEN and PDN about 9 mths ago (PEN came later, and I bought in higher than 40c) and have made quite sizeable gains so to tell me (an inexperienced investor) not to invest in Uranium is a complete joke - aren't these monkeys supposed to be advisors? They're pretty crap at advising - maybe they should just tell us all to go and play the pokies instead or something.

Got the feeling that they were coming from a short-term trade perspective whereas for speccies surely it's about the long haul - it'd be nice to become a millionaire overnight but with these shares (if we're being realistic) we're going to have to sit tight for a while to reap the benefits - which will surely come. IMHO, will definitely come!

Straight after the farce on PEN, they also got asked about PRR (biotech). Guess what they said? Sell - apparently it's had its day. For Christ's sake, it's just about to list on the NASDAQ - now is NOT the time to sell.

I can't believe the quality of their advice. What p!ssed me off was the fact that I genuinely thought about selling PEN because of their 'advice'. I hope the producers of the show get the feedback and those two monkeys go back to the zoo where they belong.

After my rant, do they get advanced notice of companies callers will ask about - Mikey?? As per Zia's point earlier, how can they possibly provide an objective/realiable financial advice/view on a speccie without an opp to prepare/research? If they don't, surely Sky Business are being negligent in allowing their 'advice' (which is probably just the first random rubbish which springs to mind) to be aired to us investors?

Not happy.