There is no real way to evaluate that, imo.

It depends on so many variables. For example, how fast do we get to those target levels, what is the volume at the time and what news developments surface and what is the market reaction to any news in REAL TIME?

Yes, real time. Today you might think you'd jump at a chance to sell at $2, but if news breaks tomorrow and the stock opens at $2 in premarket trading on huge volume, would you sell....especially if it looks like $4 is likely?

If EDIG is noted in Barrons, based on "elements" announced, would you hold?

Is the move slow and steady, spikey, violent?

I remember EDIG at .07 with an analysts targeting it at .31. That looked like an excellent move, if at all possible. At $3.73 I did not sell....and thank goodness, as I continued to buy, only to see it move another 7 fold.

What I do know is that if current investors hold when SIGNIFICANT NEW INVESTOR interest appears, the higher it likely goes...supply and demand.....then pick your spots.