RE:RE:RE:I have nothing to say anymoreInteresting perspective. I agree with the need for some form of risk management for every investor. In my case it is some degree of diversification, with some significant overweights in certain holding, and the maturity and experience to acknowledge a mistake and move on when an investment is not panning out the way I would have hoped. However, in my case the measurement is the company itself, whereas in your case it is the share price. I do enjoy watching the share price and in some case the share price can be a harbinger of developments in the company. Here I think there are many reasonable explanations for the share price action, none of which have anything to do with the company itself. You may be correct about a downward trend coming in to tax loss season. But predicting when the down trend ends and the uptrend begins is a fools game. You will always lose. Someone may ask me at what point in the share price action I would throw in the towel and sell my shares, and my response would be that the share price action would never dictate to me when I would sell a company which I have confidence in. Take me down to $5.00, $4.00, $1.00 or penny stock status and I am still holding and finding more cash to buy more shares of this excellent company. Inevitably there will be a turnaround in share price. No one knows when. I absolutely disagree with the sentiment that the market is always right. If the market was right when WELL was at $9.20 and its right now at $6.20, the implication is that the market place or insiders know something about the company that the retailers do not. I don't buy that. I think that the market place is often made of up followers and persons who lack patience and who move quickly from one flavour of the month to another. The 27 percent of insiders who hold this stock are wise people capable of acknowledging a mistake. I doubt very much that our CEO is looking at the share price and saying, gosh I made a big mistake with this investment, I need to throw in the towel and go off on another venture. Anyways, those are myu thoughts. None of the comments are intended to be disrespectful to BuddFoxx or others who have a different view. I do value alternate opinions and thoughts and always willing to put my own thoughts on display here for scrutiny and criticism by others. But share price aint dictating my thoughts about this company.