posted on
Apr 23, 2008 03:04PM
The sell-in-May concept just may end up as buy-in-May for some. Selling for the impatient and buying for the wise at a depreciated price. I imply the contrarian principle.
Why is that? I seem to have misplaced my crystal ball. You know those round things that tend to roll away if you set them aside, but I will hazard a guess.
Actually no guess for me, I am convinced that this market is being manipulated and most of us are chumps (thats me in spades). The big caps are accumulated because they are supposed to rise while the small caps are depressed for the future buyers who expect them to rise much later after they sell off much of their big caps and bullion.
Clear as glass to me and I live on conspiracy theories.
And there is no model that does not involve corruption - unfortunately that is life as I know it. That is partly why I do not rely much on charts and similar T/A.
Funny my most recent buy of only 2000 ( that was a while ago now ) also is at $1.75 and am waiting for $2.20 or so to sell ( When is hell scheduled to freeze over? let me know).
As for a census of shareholders - I'm your man. Since it is your inquiry and I presume you have some idea of the question - Just phrase it just the way you like it and I'll take over from there. Am assuming you do not want to bother with the tabulation etc.
I also live by the opinion of the masses. Ed G.