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Hedgieboi and Outlander, I couldn't agree more. In times like these it really boils down to our outlook: of course it's hard to stay unaffected when you see your account balance shrinking and it's accompanied by the others trying really hard to plant seeds of doubt in you about your investment. Some of us got in late, some of us have deadlines to take the money out for personal reasons and $2.50 seems to be so far away right now. But let's remember we got there from the low .30s in like 7 trading days... The bear market will come to an end and the bulls will take over, short attacks are by definition "short" in nature and as aceupmysleeve rightly pointed out: it would be really foolish to sell now, especially that we continue to have solid fundamentals and one exceptional CEO. If trading was easy everyone would be a millionaire by now. It can be emotionally exhausting and no one has a crystal ball but if you do your DD, watch interviews, be patient and don't let the others affect you, you will do just fine :) Know what you own and stay positive - that's really all you can do. Good luck!  

Outlander1 wrote: Hey Gal, you seem to be one of the genuine people here and probably a longer holder than me.  I remember a post you put up and one I've seen recently of the 10 signs a stock is being manipulated.  If you review that list, you will recognize many of them in relation to Cbdt. The activity on this board has picked up significantly both with outright bashing and subtle 'oh my gosh, what's going on here, I'm thinking of selling,woe is me'. The price just seems to slide a bit most days then a little pop to keep you interested then more downdraft. Eventually you get frustrated, pull the plug and guess what, it turns around and you have seller's remorse. It would be wonderful if the companies we hold went straight north however that is never the case so think about where Empower will be in a year or three. I frequently have to remind myself I cannot control the outside forces, only how I react to them. Many of these 'forces' want to convince you to sell on the cheap because there must be something wrong with the stock or it would trade higher. Don't get sucked in if you believe in the fundamentals as I do. Jmo but the negative comments showing up here are probably a good sign. Cheers