For clarity, if I can sell them at .08 (the price of the last capital raise) and buy them back during the annual dips at around .05, I reduce my average holding cost by $20,000. As a long term shareholder, I am still way out of pocket If they don't get back to .05 like they have every year over the past several years, so what. That would mean that those who love this stock could be onto something at last. If they get to the analysts' .13, I could break even!!!
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