Maybe we are all crazy. The fundamentals continue to improve and it seems that which each new incredible nugget of DD the stock responds by selling off. On one hand it defies logic, I mean if you are a safeend insider or employee you must have had acess to information that explained to those parties why the merger was in their best long term interests. As the markets grow, and as awareness and demand grows it seems extraordinarilly counterintuitive that these employees and vested entities would liquidate thier positions at this juncture.
Again, far to counterintuitive for me to accept as the most likely turn of events lately. What makes more sence to me is that the shorts are going to pound and pound to see how low they can get the price to go, and to see how many shares they can shake loose form the tree. I must say I think it may be working. I got a call from a very heavily invested friend last night who is at his wits end. I can not beleive he is alone. You read about "sole source" and then see major sell off. Thise things do not make sense in a rational world. Another friend called all freaked out by the boiler plate langauge on the safend registration form to the SEC that sounded like we were taking our last breath as a company. So long as this is the landscape that the company is allowing to be painted, so long as this is the meme that we all are exposed to, then the market makers and shorts get to write the script. One could argue that once agian Steven failed at an opportunity to clearly communicate the signifigance of these developments to the market. Sadly, we get cryptic messages about "wonderful x-mas surprises" that leave us wondering what the heck the man is talking about. If we longs are confused and grfasping for answers, then the shorts can just frolic about in joy as real money avoids this story so long as the ambiguity and uncertaintly rise to seemingly all time highs.
My friend last night commented that "the markeet really can't be this dumb and blind". With Samsung and all of the NSA developments he is stunned and thinks we mut be the ones who have got it all wrong. His name is John, he is a great guy who could really use concrete reasons why we are still poised to do well, and I am sure he would appreciate anyone here who could take a few minutes and try to consisely and seriously put together a few thoughts as to why we are still on track to succeed. He is another lurker here who does not post, but reads here from time to time. I would like to thank those of you in advance who might take a few minutes out of your busy weekend to put his mind at ease. I would also think he is not alone, so you would probably be doing a great many here a service that others may also be in need of seeing in print.
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