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I guess it was about four months ago that I told everyone on the Sklansky Forum that I bought 30,OOO shares at about 6.80. Bought 10,000 more at 9 right after they beat SONY. Never sold any. Since I'm a big shot I don't think I'm allowed to say more.
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I called with QQ when 3-bet ($375 preflop) in a 10-150 game two days ago. I rivered a straight to win a $1700 pot vs. AA and a flopped set of tens.
Was that clear enough? Maybe I should put it this way. This forum isn't a dick waving contest for people to show up and brag about how much money they've made because they guessed right on a stock. And you of all people shouldn't be results oriented.
Your financial posts would be much more useful if you explained why you think an idea is a compelling investment. Then others could counter with risks and concerns that you may or may not have thought of. In the end you gain a better analysis of your investment, and forum members might benefit from learning about a great new idea.
Let me get you started. IMMR has a crappy business that's barely growing and has been losing money for just about ever (at least 5 years). No one cares about "haptics" that's clear from their nearly flat revenue line and long history of red ink. Their tangible book value is around $3.30, and that's only because of the large Sony settlement. At first glance, it appears to be a company without much of a future. Obv. you feel differently, so you either expect IMMR to hit some inflection point where real revenue growth will actually start, or a bunch more legal settlements (you need another $250M just to justify todays price). So which is it, and why?
Otherwise I'm going to whip my dick out and bore you with the tale of when I bought several hundred thousand shares of a little medical company in florida for 72 cents each, and sold them all for nearly $3 just over a year later
