"Tiger, you are invaluable here and your observations are broad and interesting. Thanks "
No! No! No! No tongue in cheek. You are very smart and your views here are welcome. Sometimes, however, I wonder whether or not you are short CYRX, and I don't say this with any hostility. It is a free country and selling is part of market function. I see some of your views as picky, however, and as dwelling on something of no consequence. Again, no criticism intended. We all see the world in a different way.
Let me elaborate. I correcspond extensively with one very smart and very well-informed member of this board. One of the points that I continue to make to him is that India is now one day away from anywhere, in the same way that Los Angeles is one day away from Boston. It is a small world and, to quote Tom Friedman, it is a flat world. Bangalore is "no further" in time or inconvenience than a phone call and quick pickup by a FedEx truck. A sample from Boston is placed in a "module" (our shipper) and it is in Bangalore the next day. No muss, no fuss, simple, convenient and cheap. The scientific analysis is done in Bangalore where scientists are plentiful and the results are e-mailed back or shipped back in maybe a matter of hours. India is full of Cal-Techs and M.I.T.'s and the gradauates of these places work cheap. This makes India the prime spot to concentrate on for bio-tech research and analysis.
CryoPort has an important foothold in India. I have reason to believe that their foothold will increase in the near future via other relationships with new and very significant CROs. The reasoning is quite simple: In the near future CYRX will have "contracts" with some of the largest players in the world in this field. Therefore, CYRX will grow by leaps and bounds and just might dominate the cold-shipping container world.
This is fairly straight-forward, isn't it? No Fibonacci numbers, no discussion of derivatives and their effect on the world, no discussion of the price of gold and its relationship to the humidity in Delhi. Just basic business reasoning and the willingness to buy into this theory before it happens. It's done all the time. You have done it with WFWL. Nothing wrong with the reasoning process.
There are those of us who see the selling of the past three weeks as a terrific opportunity to accumulate more CYRX stock. I know a number of people on this board have done so and this includes me, bigtime. Are we correct? We will know when it is too late to do anything about it.
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