RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Salvage therapy new paperYou sure write a lot but it is all nonsense. How did you know you bought at a great price if you did not now what the company is worth?? I think you should take your 9 cents/share profit and move on...
Victura wrote: Haha, and out come the tin foil hats again. Have you considered the possibility that because I bought at a great price that I don't have the same needs as people who bought it higher? I'm up on my investment right now, at this very moment. I'm not someone who bought at $6 and took a bath and by necessity has to believe it'll go back there again. My needs for what the outcome has to be here, are different than most. If the stock went to $2.50 for instance (and please for the love of god push it up!), I'd be dancing in the streets. That wouldn't be enough for most of the people talking here I'd wager. I'm coming at this from a different perspective because I can see what the long term holders of this stock have been through, and I have the luxury of not having suffered through any of it and bought low. If you really desperately need this stock to go a lot higher just to be okay, I'm sorry about that and I don't ask these questions or lend my analysis to hurt you. But nothing about that invalidates my thoughts or questions, and if you have real data or analysis or thoughts to share that refutes my view point I WANT IT! That would only make me feel better. Don't get mad, help me understand how you value the stock with real financial acumen. Best wishes.