The whole thing with people fixating on shorting also fascinates me.
If you genuinely like a company, and have a "Buy" sentiment, then you should want nothing more than for it to get manipulated down by shorters or any other mechanism, so that you can buy more cheaper than what it was. If I like a bag of apples for $10 and want more apples, why the hell would I complain if a bag goes down to $8 tomorrow. I smile, count my lucky stars, and buy as many bags as I can get my hands on.
If you are looking towards selling, or hold stocks on margin, then price falls are your enemy. In any other circumstance, you should want prices to go down so you can buy more at a better price. I think people's vanity about their portfolio balance or their % profit margin gets in the way of logical thinking.
If you liked PNV at $2, you should bloody love it at $1.50.
PNV Price at posting:
$1.47 Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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