RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Optionality!Contrarian, you are the poet laureate of the Stockhouse Acerus board, and don't you know it. Hope you don't blow it.
"Otherwide Wondered." That is, as you were trying to articulate, "otherwise wandered." The critics rave: Daring! Explorative! Transgressional! Vey is mir!
You seem too excited to work the keyboard, poet, and that could limit your career -- but nonetheless there's a raw energy in your work that compensates for your being aroused by a garbage stock that will be over and forgotten before the end of this year. Many will appreciate your sensitive nature. You do not lack for confidence in your ability to make sense, all evidence to the contrary.
And I enjoyed your work entitled Lavender Lollypops, currently available on another board somewhere. Now, go back to beating your bongo, beatnik.
Contrarian333 wrote: Of course, I shouldn't have expected you to understand. Optionality has little to do with liqudity. Optionality has to do with price, volatility, risk free rate of return and time to expiration. My comments have to do with time to expiration. Financing extends time to expiration. I look at ASP as an option with a binary outcome. Extend the time to expiration long enough and get to the point of self sustainability and then perhaps we can look at it as something else.
BTW - "Otherwide" was a temporary slip of the keypad as my thoughts wondered to your wife.