"Price action reflects the truth about a drug comparable to saline" So untrue.
Predicting short term CYDY common prices is a fools errand.
In all cases, Mr. Market wishes to buy at an advantageous price and sell at price that he believes is fair to overpriced. The market seldom trades in a true to value area. If that was the case wouldn't everyone just buy a good company and sit on it or short a lousy company and sit on that.
There would be no need to persuade others that a certain type of Technical Analysis is superior to my method using my Big Picture 5 to 10 year method.
The experienced investor knows this. That is why the constant drum beat; Oh My God, the stock price is lower and the sky is falling.
If a reader is a new investor know this. If a certain math formula could predict future share prices the person who possessed that formula would own the world in a year. If Statistics could predict security prices that person would have no reason to alter your mindset and talk you into selling. Think about DAT.
Yesterday I had a conversation with an Apple investor who bought and held since 1998. He estimated he was up 2000%. He sold some. He said that cost him 4 million in lost profits but he was fine about it. He needed to diversify.
Think about Dat. CYDY can have similar results. Give us one FDA Approval and the game starts. I wonder what Mr. Market would think then. What an idea. Someone contact Mr. Market and ask.
To give others a way to never forget the above remember the great 1930s and 1940s comedian, Will Rogers was asked how do you make money in the market?
He replied; easy. Buy good a good company, and their stock price goes higher. If it don't go up don't buy it. No kidding. Rogers aid that. Classic.
If anyone asks me if a stock will go up or down in the short term I reply; Yes, but not right away. Makes it simple.
Buy CYDY and hold it. If I am correct a small investment can change a families finances for at least three generations. More generations if you educate your children in the ways of the market.
