Mad - and therein lies the quandary for some here. You say just trade. But for some, that is not really part of the longer term agenda. I suspect many of the comments you are referring to are from long term investors. A lot of us have lost tremendous sums of capital but remain optimistic about the company's prospects based on the assets it holds. And yes, for many pursuing the 25 bagger you describe would be extremely exciting, but for many it would not begin to be sufficient to get back to even (or the plus side for that matter) to overcome the dilution we've seen, unless there was significant position management and dollar cost averaging down much lower. For someone who had already lost 90% + of their capital in this issue, it meant taking a huge leap of faith, holding one's nose to get past the stinky situation and committing a lot more money to this investment.
I heard a saying once that the difference between a trader and an investor is that the investor is the one who failed to move quick enough on a "trade" and is forced to sit on it for a while in order for his "investment" to turn around. It takes all kinds to make a market and in this stock we have both traders and investors - and what you are seeing are many of the various perspectives coming through in the comments - and for some who are incredibly frustrated at this point, such comments are a really necessary relief valve that allows them to vent and blow off some steam - so please be patient with us. It will continue to be interesting that's for sure! Enjoy your July 4th holiday.
