Afford, I think the price fluctuations make you nervous. When you get nervous you get paranoid. Instead of thinking crazy thoughts about posters, why not do some due diligence on your stock? Start with ph I results.
The reason I'm so well informed is I research the stocks I buy heavily. And, if the stock happens to fall, I don't just sell. Instead I research more, to find out if I'm missing something. And if I'm not, I buy more if the sale is enticing enough. No short will ever get me to sell unless they convince me that the fundamentals have changed. I need to determine for myself whether my due diligence is right or not. Due diligence shouldn't stop just because I bought shares. It's continuous in biotech, particular due to the fact there's so much that we don't get to see. I like to be confident that I'm not going to lose my money, and the way to do that is research my picks. And that's why I've done much digging into the science.
What if I'm confident in my pick, but the market doesn't agree? Even better. Means the stock price might get even cheaper. And I like sales. I do not get worried or discouraged when my pick is down. I see the big picture. I happen to like heavily shorted stocks that happen to be shorted for reasons that I disagree with. I look for stocks that have significant upside - companies whose stock has been hit hard, whose growth story is misunderstood. I've made a lot of money that way and I imagine I will make a lot more. I'm a very good stock picker. I get strategy. I see things others do not. But, my picks are not always for those with weak stomachs, as highly shorted stocks are easily manipulated. You're in one of them.
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