Apparently Barron’s writer Eric Savitz didn’t take too kindly to TheStreet.com’s Marek Fuchs criticizing him for writing the same story about Microsoft stock over and over again.
“Savitz held my hand through Microsoft’s middling stock performance in a great market. He went over its revenue and profit growth and compared it with other software companies, all to prove to me that his call on Microsoft hadn’t been terrible.
“But his call was that Microsoft was a growth stock. That has been a bad one — and once again, my major criticism was not that he misled investors with his (so far, misguided) call but that he misled them by not letting them know it was the third time that he had been making the same precise call without being right. (He knew enough to do this in his second article, by the way, but dropped it by the third.)”
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