The sell down from $23 to $15 was not by "retail investors who don't understand the timeline".
It is my firm belief it was kicked off by one or more of the major shareholders, and as the decline became inexorable, yes of course, the "retail investors who don't understand the timeline" started jumping off as well - I'm one of them.
For CEO WP to imply - he doesn't say so outright : I assume he's well aware of who sold and why - that the "retail investors who don't understand the timeline" are behind the great dump, is disingenuous.
I have drunk the Kool Aid: now I'm on the wagon.
Happy days are always around the corner.
Except there are no corners on a hyperbola.
For the record, my Position as "Held" remains true: I kept about 10% of what I had. SO I suppose I should shift my sentiment to 'Hold'
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