Hi SENZA,
I was just asking for an explanation. As I mentioned, I noticed the discrepancy. I want to know if I can trust what you say so I needed to hear your explanation. I am a straightforward person , so when I have a question, I ask it. Thanks!

Your overly suspicious Jeff, I made 2 separate statements:

1. I owned KO for decades.

2. I was running a “beverage” screener on FINVIZ and noticed that ABEV had an interesting chart, price and as you stated a dividend as well. I have no investment in ABEV

Honestly, I’m surprised to find any stock interesting in these markets.

Your correct we do have some things in common – when I was learning stocks I loved to bottom feed and buy penny stocks – I even learned to trade by day trading penny stocks and sub penny stocks.

That’s also how I learned to read charts and as I mentioned to Sir Kaiser, recently, I developed a reliance on the lower indicator known as the “Fast Stochastic”.

When I was laid off in the 2008 Economic Fiasco I actually went to work for Walmart – Walmart stock was not affected by the economy like other stocks and it was trading around $52.

As a Walmart employee I got a 15% discount so every time I bought the stock I instantly got a 15% gain and of course it paid a dividend too.

Separately, Walmart also had a 401k with matching funds – the markets were very volatile back then (great for day trading) and I figured out a way to day trade my 401k.

So, for a company most people hate, with a reputation for poor wages and work ethics – I can say I managed to make it a good experience and create a significant amount of wealth from what otherwise could have been a very negative experience.

As far as your “detail orientation” I think your lines are a bit blurred – your obviously someone who is always looking to find fault in others and as I said before what was said between me and the “Morgan” character is just that – between me and the “Morgan” character – it’s none of your business and you look very foolish when you act on those impulses. So,if you don’t like my spelling or the way I talk to other people go tell your shrink because I don’t want to hear it.

If you can talk civil about relevant data such as stocks or hell, even coins feel free but if you keep looking for what’s wrong about me I’m just going to ignore you like everyone else in your life.

Hi Senza,
I looked it up on Yahoo Finance. It is interesting. It reminds me of a penny stock I purchased in 1996 called CIFRA. It was the largest department store in Mexico at the time. The Merrill Lynch guy told me it was $10/share last year, it was around $1/share now. I told him I wanted to buy that one! He was not expecting that. I worked for a department store previously, that is why we were talking about department stores. I had this idea that the Mexico consumer was 20 years behind us. Just like department store shares were dirt cheap in the 70s ($2/share) and took off in the 80s until sometime in the 90s ($30-$40/share), I thought Mexican department stores would do the same. I ended up paying .35/share and a year or so later Walmart bought the company to create Walmart de Mexico. I suspect the Merrill Lynch guy knew about Walmart’s plans for CIFRA or he would not have known about them at all. I bet he got some scrutiny from his boss after I bought shares. He was trying to use it as an example of why I shouldnt buy a penny stock (it lost 90% of its value in a year!), but it backfired. I bought more shares over the years. It split twice, it had a regular dividend, and sometimes special dividends. I sold it all in 2013 for $3.17/share. I see ABEV is around $3/share now, WMMVF is less than a dollar higher. ABEV was around .35/share in 1997, and has a dividend. Very similar to Walmart de Mexico. You accused me of being an alter ego of Kaiser Wilhelm in another post. Are you sure I am not your alter ego? Or are you mine? Bwaahahahaha. Different personalities, but we seem to have similar life experiences. One other thing I could not help noticing though, SENZA. A discrepancy. The ABEV page lists the products it sells in the description and I see Pepsi products, not Coke. You posted pictures of Coke. I would think someone invested in a stock for decades would know which products they sell. Were you being generic? Is the description in Yahoo Finance incorrect? Are you really invested in ABEV? Please clarify. I consider myself detail oriented, so things like that stick out for me.

I heard there were cootie attacks on the Internet that day – maybe he just needs a remedy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZLILV18ut8

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