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Sustainable PF said:

Tony Chou @ Investorz' Blog said:

Sustainable PF said:

Tony Chou @ Investorz' Blog said:

Great. But why would people make their own when they can buy it for a few bucks?

If you took the time to read the article you might learn something.

I did.

Then the first sentence gave you an answer.

Not all deodorant sticks have aluminum.

I think that a simple 'way to go SPF' would have been much more appropriate than belittling the post.

Congrats! And did I miss it? Has little SPF been born?

Of course I'm happy with his success. I want all of us here at Yakezie to succeed. But he just loves shooting at everything I say (and write about).

Post edited 6:23 am – October 9, 2011 by Sustainable PF

When I see someone say "buy and hold!  but then sell!" ya, i'll call that a garbage idea.  Buy and Hold is a investing strategy where you KEEP your stocks.  So you post that a good strategy is to "buy and hold, but also sell" – it ISN'T BUY AND HOLD.

Then, when you reply with a single phrase flippant response (like you do on these forums – thanks for ALL the value added thus far Tony) to the fact that buy and hold means HOLD – yes, i'll tell you to get a thicker skin if you want to write nonsense/garbage 100% contrary to the definition of a strategy.

Can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen Tony.  If you write stupid crap (also in these forums) why should I sit here and say "great point Tony!".  I won't.  Don't have to.  Instead, i'll tell you I think your spewing nonsense.  Unfortunately you often give me cause to do so.  If you don't like it, too bad – I could care less about your brilliant ideas be them buy and hold, but sell, or sell when it makes sense – or transformer movie release dates.  Or your incessant need to post new threads instead of doing a search on a topic many have found on these forums before.  Laziness and inaccuracy don't roll with me and you seem chalk full of both.  As I said, you want to play this way, you got it. 

Sustainable PF said:

When I see someone say "buy and hold!  but then sell!" ya, i'll call that a garbage idea.  Buy and Hold is a investing strategy where you KEEP your stocks.  So you post that a good strategy is to "buy and hold, but also sell" – it ISN'T BUY AND HOLD.

Then, when you reply with a single phrase flippant response (like you do on these forums – thanks for ALL the value added thus far Tony) to the fact that buy and hold means HOLD – yes, i'll tell you to get a thicker skin if you want to write nonsense/garbage 100% contrary to the definition of a strategy.

Can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen Tony.  If you write stupid crap (also in these forums) why should I sit here and say "great point Tony!".  I won't.  Don't have to.  Instead, i'll tell you I think your spewing nonsense.  Unfortunately you often give me cause to do so.  If you don't like it, too bad – I could care less about your brilliant ideas be them buy and hold, but sell, or sell when it makes sense – or transformer movie release dates.  Or your incessant need to post new threads instead of doing a search on a topic many have found on these forums before.  Laziness and inaccuracy don't roll with me and you seem chalk full of both.  As I said, you want to play this way, you got it. 

You know what? Fine. You keep doing what you're doing, and I'll keep doing what I'm doing. One day, when your portfolio is down in the dumps, life sucks for you bud.

Tony Chou @ Investorz' Blog said:

Sustainable PF said:

When I see someone say "buy and hold!  but then sell!" ya, i'll call that a garbage idea.  Buy and Hold is a investing strategy where you KEEP your stocks.  So you post that a good strategy is to "buy and hold, but also sell" – it ISN'T BUY AND HOLD.

Then, when you reply with a single phrase flippant response (like you do on these forums – thanks for ALL the value added thus far Tony) to the fact that buy and hold means HOLD – yes, i'll tell you to get a thicker skin if you want to write nonsense/garbage 100% contrary to the definition of a strategy.

Can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen Tony.  If you write stupid crap (also in these forums) why should I sit here and say "great point Tony!".  I won't.  Don't have to.  Instead, i'll tell you I think your spewing nonsense.  Unfortunately you often give me cause to do so.  If you don't like it, too bad – I could care less about your brilliant ideas be them buy and hold, but sell, or sell when it makes sense – or transformer movie release dates.  Or your incessant need to post new threads instead of doing a search on a topic many have found on these forums before.  Laziness and inaccuracy don't roll with me and you seem chalk full of both.  As I said, you want to play this way, you got it. 

You know what? Fine. You keep doing what you're doing, and I'll keep doing what I'm doing. One day, when your portfolio is down in the dumps, life sucks for you bud.

The simple fact you can't even work within a well defined strategy makes me wonder why people would take your "advice" at all.  If you want to buy and sell, call it that.  But to say "buy and hold, then sell!" and you still can't see why your logic is flawed, and inane, shows just what level of knowledge you have about the "buy and hold" strategy.  It is a simple strategy which you apparently can't grasp.

Am I saying buy and hold is the way to go – NO.  How about READING Tony.  Your "take" on buy/hold is what is flawed and obviously so.  As I said on PET's site, you were discussing something much closer to a value based strategy but you're still too blind to see it.  The LAST thing you were explaining is buy and hold b/c that strategy type sees the stock owner keep their stock over long periods of time, not selling it, and certainly not selling it based on the cockamamie advice that buy and hold ALSO MEANS SELL.  So yes, if I see something that I think is BAD ADVICE i'll comment as such.  At least I had the balls to comment on the site where the article was posted.  Yourself, you come to this thread to try to gain a larger audience for your *ahem* wisdom and to try to make yourself look like some sort of hot shot.  I'm over it and simply don't feel a need to put up with your "look at me everyone" nonsense any longer. 

Post edited 6:21 am – October 10, 2011 by Hunter @financiallyc

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