I am being careful but I think this needs to be said: Proper definition of a perma bull. Stock drops from $130 to $110. "This is bullish. We're buying." Drops to $90 "We're buying more" Drops to $70. "Even better opportunity." Drops to $50 "This will be a historical dip" Keeps falling all the way to $47, with barely a bounce along the way. Then when finally bounces to $60 and suddenly it's "I told you so." Come on. $ASTS is down 65% from its highs. You can't ignore that kind of damage and pretend everything is perfectly fine because the stock finally bounced. The market is clearly questioning the company's fundamentals, and the technicals have broken down. That doesn't mean the company can't recover. But it also doesn't mean every dip is a buying opportunity. It's perfectly f
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