The funny thing is they both could easily be smart. Take someone who bought AVR at $3.5 and sells for a nice profit at $10.5 fairly smart. Then there is the buyer at $10.5 who may well be able to sell for $50 plus in the years ahead. Fairly smart. It’s easy to think there is always a loser in a transaction but sometimes the buyer and seller can both win.
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