Huck, if that 5% holder would have filed a 13D showing when they sold like they are required to by law, we would know. But unless someone complains to the toothless and worthless SEC, I don't know if we will see that filing. I do find it an interesting trait many people have: that when they start to sell, and see the price go up, they sell harder to drive the price down to make themselves feel better about their bad decisions. Of course, it works the other way around too.
That's why I always look down the road at least one to two years myself. It eliminates all this day to day noise. My price target two or so years from now makes this look like a steal at these prices. There are only two types of PFHO investors, those that are long term holders who are/or will be very happy, and those that either have sold or never bought and regret it. That trend is likely to continue for several years IMO.
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