My Number One Most Annoying Investment Moment

May 25, 2005 1 Replies

Thanks for the consolation. It is my number one most Annoying moment, not my number one most Tragic. The loss is about 10%--and probably limited to that, since that's the set price of the buyout. It is just



*really* annoying, particularly because illegal insider trading was a factor.




Do you realize you have done the equivalent of buying Puts and selling Calls?

arthur

----- >Thanks for the consolation. It is my number one most Annoying moment,

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