RE:Sense of urgency"I've learned that it's hard to stomach a 60% drop in 4 months no matter what the amount is. If it's not my investing account hurting, then it's my ego. It makes me wonder if I'm stupid to invest in this company or any small-cap and if I should just stick with index funds or established large caps. "
TD is a perfect example that size doesn't guarantee good corporate governance. The management and board of DRX have made it clear that there are two classes of shareholders and one of them doesn't matter. It never hurts to ask yourself "would I invest in this company today?" and if the answer has changed, then move on. There are lots of good companies out there. It is too easy to anchor our decisions on past performance (there is a whole science on this). DRX is now in the hands of the traders. Investors should likely look elsewhere.