As far as the "market's always right"  - LOL, just about nothing is always right.  But I will say this for the market on this stock, it's been right more than most posters.

--------

The market is only right in th self-fulfilling prophesy sense, but not (and never) in an absolute sense. There is a class of "right" that stands apart from anyones wishes or beliefs - we call that science. The market is not scientific in any sense, it is a creature of emotion and perhaps is better considered a tool of sociology. 

Put more simply, something based on distributed opinion (and timing) cannot ever be "right" or "wrong". Lets say someone held a stock for 20 years that went up thousands of times the initial purchase price, but he or she happend to sell it the day after a catastrophic event that caused the market to wipe out those 20 years of gains. Was the investor "right" one day and "wrong" the next?