'DUH' Math: buying $20,000 worth now vs after 1 ce

'DUH' Math: buying $20,000 worth now vs after 1 cent/share
(and I am not advocating WHEN to sell)

SAY YOU HAVE $20,000 to invest. If you believe in the company and its goals, see how much more sense it is to buy now?

Four $5,000 investments at
@ $0.005 = 1 mil shares
@ $0.007 = 714,000 shares
@ $0.009 = 555,556 shares
@ $0.010 = 500,000 shares
...would result in 2,769,841 shares @ average of $.00722
Hypothetically SELL AT $0.25 for $692,460
(profit $672,460)
Hypothetically SELL AT $1.25 for $3,462,301
(profit $3,442,301)

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Or WAIT for some "magic" share price of 1 cent to start buying:
Four $5,000 investments at 1 cent and higher
$5,000 @ $0.01 = 500,000 shares
$5,000 @ $0.02 = 250,000 shares
$5,000 @ $0.03 = 166,667 shares
$5,000 @ $0.05 = 100,000 shares
TOTAL 1,016,667 shares @ share average of $.0197
Hypothetically SELL AT $0.25 for $254,167
(profit $234,167)
Hypothetically SELL AT $1.25 for $1,270,833
(profit $1,250,833)

Math always gets me every time, not 'shoulda, coulda, woulda!'