if you put so much in so early, and didn't keep dry powder for buying in on the decline here post r/s (I'm not saying you have to time it in the 1's or 2's, thats impossible for most) then yes, you've missed an opportunity. But there isn't a single penny investor out there who bats any better than the majors on situation like these.

Break it down.

You have a career of good seasons and bad seasons. HOF players have bad seasons too.

Within a season you have good and bad games. Gold glove/MVP CY awards go to players who have bad games/streaks

Within a game, you can strike out 3 times but if you hit the game winning RBI it's an alright day etc.

If you win on this investment, you still win, you still picked an eventual winner and got better for next time. That's how I look at this. And if you lose on AMBS, hopefully you still get smarter.

Cheers moneytree. If you're down with kendrick, I assume you're young and ambitious. So am I. Keep at it. All the great fail and fail and fail, but never so bad they're out of the game or give up. So if you're spent, chill and learn. But it's a thrilling experience when you can pull up last second and save an investment with a huge avg down.