No. Back then I wasn't very good at research, was emotional about stocks, bought on impulse and was greedy. I got burned. (this is years ago and it rattled me enough not to play in the market for a long time.) I've done extensive DD on NTEK and am confident, but this is still a gamble. A lot of things can go wrong. Unexpected things happen.

I just like to err on the side of caution. I'm in enough that I will be extremely comfortable for the rest of my life if this stock runs like I think it will. On the other hand, even if I lose it all, it will sting, but it wont kill me. There's no such thing as a sure thing and the odds are a whole hell of a lot better than buying lottery tickets.
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