So you think HUGE at .30 down 64 cents is an opportunity?Many said the same thing about investors that missed buying ISOL's 10, 30, 50, 70 cent lows. After collapsing from its 2.14 high to 80, 50, 30 cents, they reminded potential investors that they now had another shot at it. Soon after the collapse to 30 cents, ISOL had a R/S to $3. Last week ISOL again collapsed to $1.03. Investors enticed to buy at 30 cents now found themselves with a stock worth 10 cents pre R/S. Although ISOL had a formidable double from 1.03 to 2.30 this week, it is still very much a predicament for those in at 30, 50, 80 cents. So who's to say HUGE won't be a better, safer buy at .10 weeks or months from now? Who's to say HUGE doesn't perform a R/S from 30 cents to $3, suggested as a possibility by HUGE mgmt this week? And with nothing to sustain the R/S price, who's to say it won't collapse to $1 as well? HUGE, along with dozens upon dozens of other cannabis stocks seemingly no more than hype induced during the cannabis frenzy, was not able to get a tight hold of its highs during its glory days. The collapse to 30 cents and/or lower, is quite possibly a natural return to order. A stock that has devastated investors that bought the highs does not necessarily become attractive once again, especially with no guarantee from anyone, including company mgmt, that the bottom is in. When faced with endless debacles, the only opportunity that persists time and time again, when it comes to penny stocks, is in buying the crashes and selling soon after for the often recurring 30-50%+ rebounds. I was happy to hold HUGE on its way to its 52- week highs. Nothing about HUGE since then makes me fee safe doing so any longer. Not even the impending sales licence, which has done nothing for a half dozen other cannabis stocks that recently got theirs.