negative seeking alpha article, page-17

its like we've become a support group lol...

In hindsight I guess its fair to say that the right move wouldve been to sell when enrollments were slow and look for re-entry...

But hindsight is 20/20

Anyway my take:
SSH had a large retail base after the positive seeking alpha articles. SSH was always unlikely to run with such a large number of weak holders. Weak holders ALWAYS get shaken out before any big run, its just a rule of thumb.

The question remains, was this a shake out or a legit sell off due to poor fundamentals of the business.

Considering the positive nature of the conference call and the general acceptance of efficacy of the machine im betting pretty heavily its just a shake out of the novices...

But I could be wrong.


The thing that stops me from panicking 100% is the fact that the efficacy has NEVER EVER come into question since the feasibility trial.