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young investor,

you've got to ask yourself, why did you buy it in the first place, if (i hope) as you say, it's not real money, then let that be a lesson to you in setting a stop/loss, in other words, if you buy a share for $5.00 and you set a stop loss of $4.50, when it hits that level you leave, if it's still not real money, let that be a lesson in not diversifying your portfolio.

SIR is still a mining Specy as it hasn't dug and sold anything out of the ground, so you should only allocate a small amount of capitol to it.

If anyone tells you they know what the share price will be in a couple of months, THEY ARE LYING, they can only guess.

me, i've been in and out of SIR more times than i care to remember.

I wish you all the best and i hope SIR rises for everybodies sake, but we just dont know what the future holds.

Hope that helps.