Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Not a slip and fall case

I am not here ,with this case,  going after someone for the like of a slip and fall case or other  unintentional injury or even  an intentional injury occurred once or twice or even  an intentional injury occurred several times. No, for months and months I kept buying shares and this hedge fund guy could have stopped selling me shares any time he wanted but he did not care. The basic reality of either to sell something and abandon its ownership or not to sell and keep it imposed on mere mortals was not sufficient for him or those whom he was using inside. He  sells then he fraudulently take back what he sold. People make onetime intentional action, or even unintentional, and have to live the consequences of that decision. This guy on the other hand continuously made the decisions to sell me shares for  ,again, months and months where he could have stopped any time he wants.  Not only that, but after I stop buying at each price stage he takes the price down to a lower stage not caring about the consequences of his decision in giving away that ownership to me. But why would he care? He can do whatever he wants and that SEC is more in his pocket than the change he may carry in it. Furthermore, he did all that for not a really worthy game. Even more, even if that worthless game  of taking a stock down to extreme levels was some kind of a necessity for him to play, he reached very low prices to achieve his aim and could have stopped from continuing to sell me ownership in the corporation before I acquired much of the percentage I acquired. But no, it was the arrogance of that who think he is in control of everything. After all that, is it any wonder when one put considerable effort to fight back such unjust arrogance?             

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