I haven't read SEC Investigator2's comments, but I ask the same question (see above, Mr. Fiorillo's article on CHK).
One of you contributors, Tim Staboyz, made personal comments about me after I pointed out that CBK's balance sheet was poor. Why do you allow Mr. Staboyz to make personal comments about me, but you (or Mr. Fiorillo) remove my comment saying that losing 85% on a stock and worse, buying more shares on 20 separate occasions, is wrong? People's quality of life is sometimes jeopardized by authors who refuse to acknowledge that sometimes, the market is right.
I haven't read SEC Investigator2's comments, but I ask the same question (see above, Mr. Fiorillo's article on CHK).
One of you contributors, Tim Staboyz, made personal comments about me after I pointed out that CBK's balance sheet was poor. Why do you allow Mr. Staboyz to make personal comments about me, but you (or Mr. Fiorillo) remove my comment saying that losing 85% on a stock and worse, buying more shares on 20 separate occasions, is wrong? People's quality of life is sometimes jeopardized by authors who refuse to acknowledge that sometimes, the market is right.