That's fine. You bought high and are down so I can understand your frustration. I bought some higher too and I bought some much lower too. starting this week and continuing throughout the month of April you will be very green. If you average down like most of us who have been doing this for 25 years plus will do, you stand to make that much more money in ORFG. I have done extremely deep DD here on this ORFG / Nations deal and I decided to buy millions of shares because of my DD. I am personally locking down those shares for dollars per share which is what this company is going to be trading at later in 2014. No pump just basing it in my DD. I don't care if flippers are not happy they can't flip when they want to flip. I am happy to buying as many as these cheap 3 cent shares as I can from the flippers and impatient longs who have obviously not done their DD very well. I can put you in touch with the guy who put this whole Nations deal together and you are free to ask him how real this deal is. He won't give inside information and nobody wants that but he is allowed to tell you about the deal and help connect the dots for you from the press releases and website that was released. The information is out there and if you are able to do strong DD you will be able to see why investors such as myself love it when we get pullbacks like this one. Those who buy dips and hold for the bigger runs in real deal companies like ORFG are the ones who make the real money. Always buy the fear when your DD is as good as it can be. Send me a PM and I will put you in touch with the man responsible for this entire deal. It's going to be huge. No pump just based on my DD. It's time you do your DD now and don't rely on others DD and you will simply buy more shares and see them at 3 cents as a true gift, cuz they are just that, a gift !
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