All I care about . . . Is that the delay is shaking out weak hands and let me more than double up in the mid 20's when I thought that the train had left the station. I was without additional investing funds until this month so this delay has been, for me at least, a blessing in disguise. Yes, I jacked my average up a little bit, but it's not going to matter much in the long run I suspect.
There aren't as many people willing to sell under .28 as there were, it's going to be increasingly harder to get decent sized lots at a limit price as the market depth on the ask side gets thinner and thinner. Time to up the bids unless you want incomplete orders or non-executions. Non-executions, etc, usually don't bother me though so I worked it by putting in lowball limit prices tracing the way down. Sure two of those p . . . er, no, after today ONE of those positions is still underwater, but I'm not terribly worried about it.
This is a long term hold, not a flip play. If you play it like a flip play you'll get burned. As interest wanes and news remains black (and it will as they're all no doubt in a quite period), perhaps you'll get a cheaper entry price, but until Sangdong proves production and deliver to the refinery, you won't see significant profit here.
You might see more chances to buy cheaply though.