It's funny how far apart people can be.
Not all investors see a drop so drastically as the end of the world if looking at the longer bigger picture. You lose if you sell, otherwise it's the end game that matters. If you're investing in a solid company that is producing things/services and have a proven revenue and something happens that's a big screw up or the executives are found to be crooks I would understand. But to compare this company or this type of investment with that situation is hyperbolic in my opinion.
And your rear view mirror critique of why Ms. Powers didn't use the $12 share price is most likely because she expected it to continue to rise. I'm not going back that far anyway, it's pointless; you've made up your mind.
Everyone's on edge, but at this point being on edge more so than 6 months ago, a year ago, or 4 years ago appears to many of us as being on edge out of desperation, not out of rational thought that the company is going to fail. You can say whatever you want, I'm a fairly intelligent person and have had success in life. If you think I'm an idiot I'll just laugh, it has no affect on me. So you could probably save your breath in any response.
I'll MAKE MONEY if the science proves it works, and not until then. Every other drop without significant reason is just another opportunity for me.
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