Haa haa! I fail at that sometimes. Don't get me wr

Haa haa! I fail at that sometimes. Don't get me wrong, I don't blame anyone for blowing a gasket in these early stages. It's frustrating as hell sometimes. Especially when you get into the red and have to spend your time waiting for the milestones with no way to make it better other than to buy even more. Any doubt leaves you wondering if your throwing good money after bad, but I think you can only call it bad money if you get out there a couple of years and you're still in the red or even deeper in the red. On the other hand, if your investment doubles, triples or even better inside of 1 1/2 years or so then you've done well. I averaged down to about .12 and I'm still working on it. I think I can get it below .10 and it won't be a small potatoes investment either. If it were I'd say sure, it's a long time to wait for most day traders to make a few grand. My vision for this company is much bigger than a fluke hiccup in share price. You can make good money that way, I'm not knocking it, but I truly believe I will make far more on this company with a substantially large investment at the ground floor. They stand a very good chance of building this brand to huge proportions. I think they have a better product line already than what Monster had at this point in it's life, and they're entering a different market at just the right time with just the right stuff. I've got a really good feeling about it. It makes it easier for me to overlook the speed bumps at the start of the run.