RE: RE: RE: RE: Be Careful on Real Value of A/R I know people don't like to hear someone preach, but you are making a common psychological mistake that could end up hurting you. Would you be willing to bet 5,000 in order to have a 1 in 5 chance to win 20,000? At the same time if you were at 25,000 and lost 20,000...would you be willing to keep $5000 on the table to have a 1 in 5 chance to recoup your losses?
They are obviously the same thing...but the instinct is that the second options feels better...don't bet on this company because you have already lost so much that you are willing to put more/keep money on the line to win back your losses, bet on this company because at the current share price you see a great upside potential to it. You have to look at the amount of money you have invested and always be imagining that you are taking the remaining capital and re-investing every time the share price fluctuates and new information is distributed.
Your comment kind of scares me and ties into something else I have noticed about this message board. Everyone that pumps the stock or says something positive gets a high rating, everyone that tries to make a comment that is more flattening gets a negative rating on their comment, and this has been the case all the way from $6.00-$1.50. I really hope the stock price is being maintained at $1.50 because people are carefully looking at their positions and this company and entering because this is a good price...and I really hope this stock isn't being maintained by a bunch of longs that got burned that are desperately averaging down or holding out hoping for an incredible piece of news that puts them back in the black.