Wow! a good post from the yahoo board
Friday Movement Is Irrational
by: thangle9
Long-Term Sentiment: Strong Buy 02/04/06 06:22 pm
Msg: 63256 of 63299
It's interesting that recent events have turned the price of INSM down. If anything, it should be interpreted as positive news.
Why do many investors assume that this registration means that INSM plans to make and distribute this drug alone because we either couldn't find a partner or a distributor? What if these proteins are readily purified in the labs by the Ph.D.'s and technicians? Many basic science labs already have the capacity to do this, just not a license for this particular use. Production has begun -- extensively!
Remember that these shares have not been sold yet, and even if they were, they will be judiciously sold in order not to depress stock value. C'mon, some of you aren't giving enough credit to management. This drug will arrive in the hands of endocrinologists way sooner than you think, because these patients need it. It's not just a matter of stature nor height -- it's their very existence and survival.
Just buy in at a comfortable entry point and let Insmed get this drug to the patients. The worst thing you guys can do for these people is to buy and sell the same day, taking loads of profits that otherwise could be there because new investors can't stomach the risk. That's not investing. We are all, in some ways, "swing traders," but you aren't helping anyone by buying, selling, shorting and running away with the money within hours. That's how to kill a fledging company like Insmed.
Through your DD, you know that Insmed has a good drug that can do so much good for so many people. Please resist the tempation to take your profits and run within the same day; instead, go long, let this company grow and you can still do your day trading activities in a year or two when there's more money, more investors around. TRCA is also a good company, and it has a different drug to help these patients. Totally different mechanism. You can't just -- with good conscience -- endorse here then trash there.
The people who did these research probably didn't even have time to check on the market. Probably, they were too busy with their work and value their hard-earned income too much to do this type of risky investment. They have found something great that opens many opportunities for theraputic applications, and all we have to do is to take some risks, put up a little money and hope that their future is our future and that, like them, we too are in this for the right reasons. Please, please go long.
