Don't assume anything.
My first post here was a year or two ago, simply asking why shorting was legal in the US. I was driven out, met with the same rudeness I other new people receive by regulars. It's like a bunch of 14 year old girls who've formed a clique and thumb their noses at anyone who isn't a member. It's rude, unwelcoming, unnecessary and, frankly ignorant because, as you say, you assume something here. And the irony is that it's the regulars who think they know everything, hence their rudeness to "newbies", by suggesting they know what they're talking about and new people couldn't possibly.
Btw, the best way to get over your own pain is to think of someone else's, like HB's or the scientists who worked for years on this stuff, or the patients whose hopes have been dashed. I lost a lot (for me) but all I could think of that day was, "what an awful day this must be for Dr. Berger, et al).
Anyway, it fell far enough below where I bought it that I've decided to stay in and hope it recovers. I think it's a stable company (or was, and can be again), is the real deal, and that, if it can get past this shake period, it will recover. I do think it will take a long time. I also think the FDA probably knows Ariad's potential and is not interested in sinking the company via rash decisions.
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