There will come a time when the company makes breaks news that finally causes the share price to start to reflect the realistic value of the company, and there will come a time when we have several products successful in the commercial market, with revenues growing by leaps and bounds.

When that time comes, be sure to tell your friends how much money you've made with the shares you kept. Be sure NOT to mention that you sold the majority of your holdings at a loss and could have made a lot more if you'd been smart and had a little patience. Be sure to wipe your memory of all the negative posts and criticisms of the CEO and the direction he is leading the company...

so you can tell your family, friends, coworkers, kids and grandkids how you NEVER had any doubt about your investment, because you're such a savvy and smart investor. They'll likely believe you, because they don't know the truth... it was PURE LUCK because you kept a few "just in case" shares while believing the CEO is incompetent and unqualified for the job, but somehow might bungle together a buyout sometime down the road.

Cheers.