Krisgo, while I don't believe LP has intentionally kept the price down, but I do agree she'll have many more shares. The good news is that we've had the opportunity to share in these low prices.
I know I own more shares than I ever dreamed of having and I suspect that's true of many here.
With an approval occurring any day, I believe our market cap ought to be somewhere in the $1 to $3 billion range, which is at least 3 times to 9 times what it is today. Post approval I think the $2 to $5 billion market cap should apply.
I don't believe the MM's and shorts will be able to hold the share price down post approval, especially if we get the right kind of media coverage.
At something above $5 we may be overpriced, but if other news is out, and positive, perhaps not. In other stocks I've seen big media coverage result in a feeding frenzy that took stock prices to totally unrealistic levels, and invariably the stock fell back to earth, that's where setting trailing stop loss orders can work well. I'm not a trader, I generally won't buy and sell, but if we're into double digits I will set trailing stop losses for much, if not all my shares. Depending on whether we get additional news that goes beyond UK approval I would expect to be able to buy the stock back somewhere between $3 and $5 if it peaks at or near double digit prices.
Meanwhile, as I said, by at least a few hundred thousand shares I have much more than I ever dreamed of buying. That wouldn't have happened if after the NYAS presentation the stock traded for $1 or more, which I believe it should have had it not been for the concerted efforts of AdamF, the 7 MM's, and the shorts.
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