cool, I guess what I am really driving at through is the difference between price and fundamentals (and I think you are too). Fundamentally, CTD has excellent prospects, but it can easily be pointed out that a lot of stocks do not reflect their fundamental value due to the market itself; (market in this sense is the market for the individual stock, not the overall market, which by the way is why I like CTDH, because I do not have to worry about the indices' overall performance affecting CTDH's performance, thefore overall market risk has been effectively eliminated.)
I know many bond traders who were 'right' fundamentally, but lost their company millions because they were 'right' too soon, and a few years after they got fired, their positions finally turned around and now the investment banks they were working for are reaping the rewards.
To put that example into context, we can be either 'right' or 'wrong' to whatever degree we like, but it's market that determines whether the position is profitable or not, I've seen too many traders, in stock's especially, not manage their positions with a clear head because they felt they were 'right'. Of course I'm not looking to sell here; the risk:reward potential is just too good. I risked a few cents to make potentially anywhere between $3.00 to $100.00 in the next 20 years, depending on how things play out, which I will manage. If CTDH went to zero (which is not something I see happening), the only thing I really lost is the commission I paid to make money (which I think everyone else here is in that same good position), and that's not something to sweat, because commission is just an expense for being in business.
Anyways, this post got a little long cause I touched on a lot of topics. Good luck! :)
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