RE:RE:Too much dramaThe embarassing truth is I got tempted again to buy in when it dropped further, hoping to recover my losses and never believing it would go below $1. But it did so I finally gave up and sold half on Feb 17 at .79 and the rest the next day at .73. I admit I was on the wrong side of investing, buying when it had not bottomed and selling when it did. When I look back at some of the other stocks I have owned, a similar pattern exists so I confess that although I have been investing for 10 years, I am still very bad at it. I did make lots on Tim Hortons when I bought at $24 and it went to $100 before QSR took over. But for the rest including TGZ, YRI, PAAS, and VSR, I have not done well. I should have paid attention to the statement I heard last year ... "Investing today is like being a kid while playing on a highway trying to dodge cars." I guess nobody gets out of it without getting hurt at some point.