Thanks and likewise. I know that wasn't "long soun

Thanks and likewise. I know that wasn't "long sounding" advice, but I understand financial needs of all kinds and I don't have an issue with people moving in and out of positions for profit (with a couple of exceptions). I don't care much for the practice of shorting the stock of small start ups that are making a genuine effort to succeed since it can hurt their chances. The other is using lies to manipulate the price by misleading other investors, which I really loathe, but I can usually tell when someone is merely struggling with doubt and not trying to bash. I can't say for certain what this company will do, I'm just extremely confident that it has tremendous upside potential, so I'm adding shares steadily. I've day traded stocks in the past, and I've rarely seen an opportunity as sweet as this one at a time when I had the funds to build a large position. One of my accounts is easy to build with by moving in and out occasionally, the other isn't. Even so I don't want to spend time out of the investment waiting for re-entry. I've seen that backfire with one bombshell PR that sends the pps soaring. If I didn't have so much confidence in this company, I'd probably flip it a lot. I've done it in the past, but this is, IMHO, a true diamond in the rough. Ground floor with start ups is risky business though, so just don't plunk down more than you can survive losing, and set stop sell orders once the pps has moved you well into green territory.