But why do many of the supposed Long Term holders on here get so stressed by any short term setback?
Instead of seeing it as a buying opportunity they're fretting about an erosion of their 100% gains (which doesn't indicate much conviction from some of those "Buy" sentiments).
Not having a go, I just don't understand. The folks over on the A2M thread for example have had a similar rise in share price but just seem to have been enjoying it a whole lot more. There seem to be just as many shorts over there.
Those of you who believe it's heading further north in the not too distant future (as some seem to think) are free to sit back and wait for your hoped for slingshot.
I'm not going to disagree, I have no view on whether it's going up or down.
But if they have a strong Buy sentiment at $3.44 and there's no news then why don't they want to pick up the same shares 20% cheaper? Perhaps the sensitivity stems from some not being quite as confident as they make out.
After all, a few shorters aren't going to impact the trials, are they?
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