Guys like LL didn't get it in '99 and appear to still not get how the market works today and has since its inception.

It's not an exact science, never has been.  There is certainly an emotional aspect to investing as you point out and there are the success stories that seem to come out of nowhere that make people fortunes.  Ofcourse there is the other side of the coin, and that is well represented as well.

EDIG didn't go over $20/share based on any of LL's market analysis, nor did it hit $5 in 2005 based on LL's analysis.

It's all about the patents currently, (although I like the budding eVU biz), and the market understands this will be what drives EDIG to new 5 year highs should they DM deliver.

The biggest joke is that LL invests accordingly but talks out of the other side of his mouth...typical lawyer.  So he's investing in EDIG based on fundamentals?