RE:RE:WELL - Wall Street posts biggest plunge in two years Bud, when you say you've got nothing but time, I believe it! Wow. I stand by the statements above. The first comment was in response to your suggestion that everyone should panic and sell all their stocks because of interest rate hikes and an inevitable bear market. I wouldn't sell my own business for those reasons and for the same reason I would not sell WELL due to interest rates or predictions of a bear market. You on the other hand sold all of your businesses (or in your case "stocks aka trading vehicles" after reading the news about interest rate hikes. Terrible idea in my view. Yes a $25.00 sp is realistic and with the growth rate of well as a business and the continued growth in revenues $25.00 is almost inevitable. Finally we still have a few months left in 2022 and of course its looking less likely that we return to our all time highs in 2022. So yes I am surprised, just as many others are surprised at the share price action, given the progress as a business. So I am surprised. So what? Is that a sin? I have been clear in all of my postings that I am investing in the company for several years out, and I have never suggested that anyone who wants to make a quick buck should do a short term trade in WELL. However, I have been consistent in my views that I think this is a great long term investment. That's all. You can carry on with your predictions of short term price movements. I think its small minded and misguided. Yes I do believe that stop losses are a bad idea when investing. The concept of acknowledging when one has made a mistake and cutting ones losses is certainly appropriate. But a mechanical predetermined stop-loss is quite contrary to intelligent investing.