SCStocks..
Thanks for posting those figures.. In brings up 2 main things for me.
1) If history has a couple of more repeats in it for COR, then I'm going to be OK if I just hold on and weather the storm back past my entry point in the 2's. 12 fricking times it repeated this! Regardless of it the overall market was up, down or indifferent..
2) Just how lucky you have been over the years (yet again, I mean that as a compliment)
In regard to my point 2, you can point to 3 years on your report where we sat at around 1.60-1.70 and that ended up being the bottom and then the thing shot up to well over $4.
If you would have shown me this chart 5 days ago, COR could have been a screaming buy since it had hit around 1.60, and then started to move up, with good news hopefully on the way, FDA approval, then a BP deal, etc.
How you knew that this was one of those "dip down to $.60" scenarios, instead of a run-up from $1.60 is beyond me..I looked at those charts a hundred times over the past few weeks as I loaded the boat up with more COR.. pretty much loaded the boat with everything I had.. I assumed it was the run-up from 1.60 time again.. damn you're lucky!
I assume that if we eventually follow the COR trend and get back up near $4, you'll have rode COR to victory again.
And, for that matter, so will I, for even at a mid-$2 entry point, $4 in the future would net me well over the 1/4 million I lost this past month or so.. a nice 500K swing..
Let me put a hopeful last entry to your posting:
Oct 07 = .65, Oct 08 = 4.11 12 months +3.46 share
One more item: You have said many times that unlike the previous time that COR had a set-back, they never were in such a great cash position as they are today.. Is that really true, and if so, how much better off are they then in the bleak times in the past?
Heck, if they've come back from darker days, I may be able to sleep at night:)
