I totally agree with both of you that what most of

I totally agree with both of you that what most of us picture when someone says "life savings" (such as your entire ability to retire someday, and not having to live in a cardboard box eating dumpster delicacies) is not something you should plunk down on one company. There are always unforeseen possibilities that can't be predicted, so it's always best to diversify, and especially when you really would be miserable as a result of losing the investment. That being said, I've read about some very successful investors that said you simply have to decide how much risk you can afford and give it your best, and with higher risk comes greater reward. Also, there is a hell of a lot of known progress for this company as of this point in time which greatly reduces the perceived risk. That's why I've continued to buy this stock as it has corrected and will continue to do so. I will not, however, dip into the equity in my property for additional investment capital!