My comment on Steven Fiorillo's most recent article on CHK

Why was one of my comments from yesterday deleted? The author is down 85% on this stock, and he has increased his position 20 times. Your readers follow his advice, and they suffer large losses, if you read the comments from readers. I try to warn readers that if we insist on arguing with the market, we better be able to afford the consequences if we're wrong. There is nothing moral or heroic with losing 85% on a stock, especially if we're buying more shares. When you delete my comment, you harm your readers who are trying to learn from their (and Mr. Fiorillo's ) mistake, so they don't make this same costly behavioral again. At least, you should give me the courtesy on an explanation, as I have other ways to spend my time besides trying to write a comment that helps readers. In contrast to this article's author, I am don't get paid for people to read my article, and I am not trying to solicit subscriptions for a newsletter. Your editorial decision hurts your readers! Respectfully, Hewitt Heiserman