RE:Not done yet...Taking profits only makes sense if you intend to take the money elsewhere for another investment or reduce your position. If you intend to buy back in, it's actually cheaper to not sell off right now while the share price is adjusting. This is what the math says on the assumption of this company growing any amount in the coming months, which is a lot more likely than not. This is a period of high volatility. And given the crazy push upwards, wild swings like this should be expected.
The company has a lot of upsides to it as a long-term investment. If it drops to $1.60 or lower, I'd actually consider buying more instead of panic selling. I bought in under 40 cents. So, I'm in this for the long-term. I could have cashed out on a pretty nice sum of money yesterday, but I'd rather stick with a company that I think will be making a lot more money for me in the future. And therefore a lot more money than cashing out over in the short term.
Remember, not all gaps need to be filled. A majority that believes a gap must be filled decides if it is filled.