RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Future Trends + InsidersBud, noone myself included expects such comments to be taken as seriously as you yourself appear to take them. Anyone investing in the stock market needs to be prepared for extreme volatility in share price, even with an older established company, but especially with a young company that is not yet profitable. If you cannot withstand a drawndown from $8 to $3 or even $2 then you have no business investing in this company in my view. I do see $25.00 as realistic and almost inevitable, but you and I obviously have different time frames in mind. You need the result in the next few weeks or few months at the outside. I am quite honestly prepared to play the long game here and have no difficulty waiting another 5 to 10 years for a return on my investment. You have heard of such people right? People who invest for the long term? We are all wrong and should trade in and out when we hear that the market is going up or down according to the latest headline? With age and maturity comes wisdom and I do recall that you have said that you have lived through market conditions in 2009. Your takeaway from that was make short term trades and play defensively. Mine takeaway was the opposite.