You never lose money taking a profit...Bought Spanish mountain gold at $0.1334 (146,000 shares = $19,473). It went up to around 0.74 shortly after an Eric Sprott investment. I was up $84,926,89 in PROFITS. but I waited, sold a little near the top, and sold the rest at $0.45, bought some more at $0.50, sold it all at 0.62. Anyhow, in the end, I made about $62,000 in profit on a $19,473 investment. I "lost" about $21,000 because I got greedy. Took my profits, paid some debt (Had I sold at the top and not been greedy, when everybody was excited, including me, I would have paid off everything AND bought a sweet 85 inch TV to watch those 80s Arnold flicks I love), and kept a little money I reinvested in other sub $0.1 stocks. I'm just being transparent here, I got lucky with SPA and am grateful for the money I got. I followed the FVL board (because when SPA went parabolic, some posters over at the SPA board compared SPA to FVL and the incredible price rise FVL experienced, saying SPA was going to experience the same rise). I feel your pain guys, I learned a lesson with SPA. When the price of a stock goes up bats**** crazily, sell. You never lose money when you make a profit, and don't get the FOMO, that's when you lose money. All these projects are great, they should be worth more, they probably will be worth more, but when? Who knows. The market can "correct" or go down longer than you can stay solvent. If you're up, making a profit, sell and enjoy the money. don't look back. Oh and buy your shares with your TFSA, no money for those bas****ds at the gov. (sorry for my English, I have two defects: 1 I'm a little drunk, and 2: i'm French)