Genuine question...is there any precedents where stocks that surge hugely in magnitude in a compressed period of time (i.e. SNDK +1000% in 180 days) don't endure pain for the years that follow the peak. I.e. The returns since the cycle low actually match QCOM in dot-com which took 20+ years to reach highs again, similar to Cisco.
The saying goes that the stock market takes the escalator up and the elevator down. Well, what if you take the elevator up as well?
For now it's play on but pls manage risk.