RE:RE:What the F*CK? Don't like it right now, lol. Yes, look at TTD. The 33BN company that has a share price appreciation of 400% in the last 3 years. Market doesn't like it? Sure seems like they do. A lot. Share prices more than caught up to and surpassed fundamentals in the names I watch, very recently.
Who cares if they don't like it this month? Besides people with certain, relatively near expiration options? I don't look at it as lost opportunity cost when you are buying a company at what you feel is a good or even great (and getting better as it becomes cheaper and the company does better - isn't this the ideal? Or am I in crazy land that buying a better performing company for cheaper is a What the F*CK? situation - a quarter of their market cap is in cash, that's awesome). If you knew in hindsight how long it would take for what prices and what would happen inbetween, then sure, that's lost opportunity cost. Unless you think Acuity the company has stopped growing and performing and their next quarters are going to be awful, or you think it is going to become a value trap in a massively growing TAM-sector, I've yet to have someone share with me any insight why [Ahh, I just realized your post is a reply, I think I have the OP blocked; so don't take this as a response to you, snowpest, just general thoughts] in the world they find it confusing or frustrating or bothersome when stock of a company they like (which is continuing to perform) becomes cheaper. It's baffling to me.