Correct. I bought 1000 shares in early Feb, and it's up over 82%.

You cannot look at the prior price to make a purchase decision. You have to look at the future projected revenues per share, and apply an industry standard multiple.

If you hesitate to buy a stock you like because you feel annoyed that you didn't buy it for cheaper the day/week/month before, you will nerf yourself.

Note that this was not a commentary on the convenience -or not- of buying the stock two months ago after it had more than doubled in a few months. It was intended to put the "stock hadn't spiked yet with the rise of ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion" quote into context.

Even in early Feb, it was up about 50% from 3 months prior.

So what did your math of:

“You have to look at the future projected revenues per share, and apply an industry standard multiple.”

Work out to?