RE:RE:RE:Let's keep it realHaaa!!! ROTFLMAO!! Naka, that's ridiculous. Well, jeez Naka, if we are going to play that game, at $3.40, part of my IAE portfolio is looking at a 15 bagger. So, why don't we just use that as the metric going forward. Here let me start.
"You can't gain 1500% if you don't hold on tight to your shares." Seriously, start using 1500%, because someone on the board bought some stock back when Dyas first came on the scene. Really Naka, this makes as much sense as your metric. How silly. Jeez.
So, we are in agreement, the best this stock is going to do is maybe a 3.5 multiple increase when it is finally sold and NOT a 5X multiple from the current price.
However, that does not take into consideration ALL the current professional analyses out there that project the share price a year out at $1.30 which would result in a takeout price of $1.75 with a 35% premium. When I first posted this a few days back, I noted with amusement how NO ONE commented on it. But then, why interupt a good fantasy of a 5 bagger with the reality of anywhere from 6 - 12 professional analysts telling us that the company will probably be sold for less than $2.00 in a years time.
Also, in answer to your question, no I have not sold one share of my holdings and I have been holding for a LONG time. Thus, my posts on this board are in NO WAY an attempt to get the price lower. I DO NOT want any more IAE. I already have too much as it is.
The point is, I've been in this stock forever, and lived through all the peaks and valleys and will count my chicks AFTER they are hatched. Most on this board are now counting their chicks, but the eggs haven't even been layed yet. Basically, we got ourselves a pregnant chicken here folks, and she looks to be carrying quite a few eggs. But let's stop the fantasizing untill she actually lays them and the chicks actually hatch.
So, that;s the take away from this rant. A PREGNANT CHICKEN. Put that into your Ciabata bun and chew on that for a while.