Come on Joe, page-164

Bruiser. You have me totally confused with what you just posted.

Lepidico was eight cents for a brief time but mostly the buying was done at around one cent.

It's not the company that is at fault if you choose to buy at the higher prices.

I have said before, Lepidico traded at or below one cent for a very long time. That would have been the time to accumulate. Selling or taking profits is at the higher prices.

This reminds me of a story concerning my father. I told him about a stock that I was buying. Price was around twenty cents. He wasn't sure of the value so he waited until the price was eighty cents before buying. When the price fell some how it was my fault.

This is not financial or trading advice.