Black-Ops - if your predictions are anywhere near where the price of the stock may ascend to, then at age 71, for tax reasons it will never make good sense for me to sell. I will get hit with Federal long term capital gains tax and state tax. But, if I pass it on to my heirs, they get a step up in basis, so that their "cost basis" is what the price of the stock was on my date of death (or 6 months later). I won't even get to enjoy all that profit my under 80 cent basis got me. At least if they ever declare dividends, which will be years from now, I could live off of that and my Social Security. Think my kids will ever thank me?
Black-Ops, let's not confuse folks with facts unless you want to be accused if hitting the sauce. Logical thinking can be construed as magical thinking when the folks around here seem to only be able to see near-term projections rather than the Big Picture long-term projections.
I fail to understand how people only seem to be able to conceive of small dollar amounts with a drug that has such solid science behind it and with that, obvious financial benefits way beyond what they are willing to consider. Leronlimab is just such a drug.
They keep referencing pie-in-the-sky valuations as though they are imminent when I have never heard you say anything of the sort. You have always projected long-term valuations. I am amazed at the failure of some to be able to even consider what's reasonably possible given the number of indications and global demands. I believe folks will look back at this in 10 or 20 years and realize the short sightedness that prevented them from massive returns on their investment.
Hopefully enough have the big picture view that will earn them significant wealth.
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