ryan, please understand i used boeing simply as a far-fetched example. do you really think i might propose a more viable candidate, when my whole position on the subject of guessing is that it's a bad idea? so humor me, or give me a little credit. i know boeing won't be the target.
meanwhile, let me reiterate, i totally understand the spirit of your inquiry. we all want to know how good it's going to be. but let's say you could tell everyone today what they wanted to know several days from now. would it move the stock as much?
the answer to that is "absolutely not".
so i'm just suggesting we avoid the natural inclination to guess, and make more money as a result.
on a related note (and this has nothing to do with you, but is aimed at another poster) the same goes for anyone hinting at the content of upcoming PRs. we don't need any self-appointed message board gurus acting as the town crier, flaunting their "connections", or merely staring into a crystal ball. any upcoming PR will help move the stock more if we have no idea it's on the way. jmho.
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