It's good to see investors thinking for themselves and doing their own due diligence and reaching their own conclusions. I saw an article on SA titled; "DDD the carnage continues", I didn't bother to read it, but you can smell the fearfulness of those behind such an article. They're trying to lead the herd into a raft of disappointments. Those are not bulls you see trading in and out, they're mainly just wilder beasts (LOL). Trading on rumors that, what is presently vaporware, might be coming down the pike.
With over a years lead time, they have no clue as to what might happen, this wouldn't be the first time HP either missed it's date entirely, or decided to license their tech to other companies (as a way of getting out of spending more money in a field they've been left too far behind to play catch up in.
Oh well, I'm sure we haven't heard the last of these bad news bears, with over 2 billion dollars in shorts at stake, rest assured they'll be trying their darnedest to make every wrinkle appear to be Mount Everest.
Well, investors will soon tire of their nonproductive screeds and get back to making some money. Look at the history we've left behind, you'll see that anyone shorting this stock has had many a sleepless night and very few, if any profits to show for it. Since it takes more than just step down declines to make anything, but the climbs are almost certain to have forced them out, before they could profit from the drops. When you pick a stock to short, you need to have more going for you than just p/e ratios and other traditional metrics on a company/industry that's pretty new and... Pick the company that's earning a profit with no debt to boot? It's the stuff real nightmares are made of for the short side.
