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Re: chrisand813 post# 3736

Friday, 02/05/2010 11:11:50 AM

Friday, February 05, 2010 11:11:50 AM

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Couple of points.

The Qualcomm reference is accurate and HDVY has indicated it will be aggressive in pursuing patent violations. If you need a lengthier explanation of the Qualcomm parallel, check that company out.

Vemillion had a meteroic rise, in part, because it was in bankruptcy and, until it hit the mother lode, it was expected to disappear. HDVY's technology basically saved it.

HDVY has the ability to sell at a multiple of what Vermillion sells for because HDVY has control of the SVM technology platform and that platform can be used across multiple indications.

In time, if manageged properly, HDVY could become a multi-billion dollar market cap company.

In connection with that last point, I have stated previously that "super high growth" stocks tend to be very volatile and trade tremendous amounts of shares as investors, traders, etc. move in and out along the growth path....the fact is that the serious, real or big money is made by those who simply buy and hold. It's the volatility that scares most people and causes them to exit way before they should. My guess is that many have been in and out of this stock a few times already and, in all likelihood, mst would have done better on an after-tax basis by simply just holding on and avoiding the temptation to trade their position. Of course, Im a poor trader so more power to those who can trade effectively.

There's a lot of talk here about next week and what effect this weekend's conference will have on the stock price. I'm more concerned about what effect all of the company's SVM technology will have on personalized medicine over the next 3-5+ years...as that's where the real payoff will come from.