Ann: Pre-Commercial Demonstration Success, page-75

Legman,
Decide what you think it’s worth based on the information you have. If you see enough value over the current share price (and an expectation it will reach close to that value within your timeframe) then consider buying. Forget what you bought in at before and what you sold at: that’s irrelevant. What matter is whether the price you can buy at represents a good potential risk reward. Forget the past, look to the future. However if you don’t want to be an investor in the conpany anymore based on what you see at the current price, then that’s up to you and nobody should ever use hindsight to make any comment on that decision.
Best of luck.