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Re: Celtics2011 post# 7916

Thursday, 04/04/2013 12:43:17 PM

Thursday, April 04, 2013 12:43:17 PM

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I tend to have similar goals. I don't want to come across as bearish in sentiment, I'm the exact opposite. I expect anything in the .75+ range to be a major win and a conservative target. As facts/arguments come out through motions leading up to Markman my goals can and likely will change (hopefully to the positive side). I just hate to see anyone expect/invest (rather than hope) for the pie-in-the-sky only to panic and sell, or make an error like setting tight stop-losses. This will get very volatile, and dip 10% followed by a 20% run all within a 2 minute window will not be uncommon once this really gets going. It will be a shame to see John Smith go to the office, come home and see the price $X.XX up on the day, yet they unknowingly don't have a horse in the race because they were stopped out. It's not good for them and not good for the long community as a whole. Or maybe they simply don't like the long periods of silence (and there will be many) where price slowly drips, so they sell only to miss the PACER doc the next day and a spike. It's just good to keep a level expectation and reevaluate your position as facts change in the case. We know very little right now, but I do feel that the company has set themselves up well for a positive outcome and I'm anxious to see where this road leads.