RE:I wish this Stock It sounds like you need your hand held, a hug, and a warm cup of bosko. I have said all along that when you make an investment, you must have a strategy for not only entrance but for an exit. It sounds like you may have either forgot that rule or exposed yourself too much to the risks associative with the market moves of a startup venture company. From the moment I bought this, I recognized the fact that there was risk in the development of binoculars and a camera product that would incorporate this new feature. To avoid the pitfall of losing money in this high risk investment I limited my exposure to the number of shares and money that I was willing to risk. Please understand that I have holdings also in the market (another tech start up), some collectable metals and some other collectables that, although risky, were purchased not only out of pure enjoyment of them but because I envision a time when the market will see greater value for them as opposed to my purchase price. Getting back to Nexoptic, I believe they may have been encouraged by players on the deep inside of tech development to pursue a better, higher-end doubletake product at the expense of possibly having a higher sales price. It seems to me that the initial doubletake was communicated as a premium product but seemed limited in scope in relation to their other capabilities and installed apps. Especially when I consider what the lower-priced doubletake little brother or sister would look like, I thought it would be an extremely limited bare bones that wouldn't necessarily develop a following for their products. I believe the company is now focussed on what will bring the nearer term revenue as opposed to cell lenses and ALLIS although the cell lenses continue to be refined and developed by their highly capable research team and it looks like ALLIS is also a participant in ahead of its time tech development. It comes down to this and only this you must accept the risk and calculate your entry or buy-more or exit points and execute on those plans unless additional information arises that compel you to modify that strategy and accept the associated risk. Others have said that they must manage their shares and I agree. I would encourage anyone who feels good in their investment to consider what would happen if things turned south and what they would do. I think many of the bashers did not take this strategy to heart or are just here to find a lower entry price and I don't believe many people are shorting a stock that is down about ninety percent of its all time high price. Looking forward I have a clear timeline price point and news release strategy when I would either sell, sell partial, or buy more and those triggers have been set although with some reservations about whether I have become too emotional at the time to make the move. So long and short I believe NXO has a bright future but we must accept the risk of a startup and the environment where many if not most start-ups go to zero or otherwise lose much money for loyal investors or even disciplined trades like myself.