To succeed in life, you need two things: ignorance and confidence.
Mark Twain

Success in SAN may well support Mark's quote on succeeding! Perhaps ignorance is an attribute to "market" success.

How else could you "bleed" the "Public" with "irrational exuberance," supported by crumbling pillars of confidence usually the result of mass hysteria driven by ignorance! (Nortel comes to mind as do many others! At its peak a P/E of 12,400+.)

I say to management, if ignornace will deliver, heap it on! Mushrooms do well in the dark, why shouldn't that apply to investors? (I certainly qualified as a "mushroom" while invested in Nortel somehow managing to "squeeze the lemon" at or very near the top. I'm still not clear on just what they do!)

If SAN's SP goes to $124.00, will I really care how they got there. I don't think so!

Any rebuttal from the peanut section?

RUF