Thanks, jimstr. I'm with you on the long-term vs short-term. I've seen a few posts over the past couple of weeks about how great the quarterly numbers are anticipated to be, but I expect a lot of disappointment from those expecting to instantly hit the mother lode, because those numbers reflect the past and not the future. I believe that management is doing a good job in making the past irrelevant, and I hope they can keep that up! This stock is going to have several ups and downs in the near future, but long term prospects look good. The upcoming quarterly report is going to freak a lot of people out, and I would hate to see somebody take a huge personal savings hit by selling during a panic, after going all in during a run.
I just hope we have some great news and more irrefutable developments that will offset a major panic. If the panic is TOO bad, some people will be permanently soured. That's always a risk if somebody goes in too heavy during the highs. I'm more than OK with ups and downs, it's a chance to beef-up my holdings here. As with any stock, I have a core holding that is strictly long-term and a smaller trading position that I use to increase my core. I recommend that for everybody since that lets you take some profits off of the table in the event of implosion, just play it smart and don't get all emotional about it.
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