RE:Let’s bring the discussion back to GSIWell, to try and encourage everyone again. I think it's important to remember why many of us didn't take profit at 1.40. Fundamentals are still there, company is profitable, growth is there etc etc. It's only become stronger with the recent news releases the past couple months. From what little I understand, the stop-arm violation market is white space with not much competition. That market alone should be enough to easily push GSI.V to a market cap 3x or 4x what it is now (DD himself believes that is a 1 billion market in one of his interviews).
There's no reason to be concerned about short-term price action since it's all noise if you believe the fundamentals will prove itself long-term. Of course there would be massive profit-taking after GSI went up almost +100% in a couple months. This volatility should not be surprising given it's an illiquid smallcap.
If anything, the price action was getting ahead of itself. Happy to still see +50% gains since the start of the year. I'd suggest trimming out your cost basis if you're feeling too emotional about your position. Emotions are usually a sign you're risking more than you can afford to lose. If you at least secured your cost basis, the rest of your position is house money and you'll feel less stressed about it.