My recommendation is trying some due diligence, wh

My recommendation is trying some due diligence, which actually requires reading and not just reading message boards.  I am sorry, I could care less at this point if anyone bought or sold shares because of someone else posting on a message board.  Everyone knows that is a stupid way to invest.  In anything.  Period!  What you sound like is a noise trader!

Research the company, make a personal investing decision and stick to your own investment strategy.  Ignore others that do not add any value on message boards.

Btw, read any quarterly or annual from the company to figure out what the significance of 2.7mgi is.  That's called DD, and like milk, it does a body good.  Then, call back the number and kindly request Dwyer update the answering machine to prevent any more noise traders from future misunderstandings.

Noise traders are worse than the scumbags that attempt to manipulate any stock to their advantage.  Those folks will have their day!  I hope you are paid to create doubt in investors, because the harsh reality is you aren't "master"ing the stock markets if you remain this ignorant to even the basics of investing.

If you really wish to take advice from PC, then look back at his recent posting where he talks about diversifying even your small caps holdings.  Eliminate some risk, but still have opportunities to realize the rewards of taking on higher risk stocks in the OTC markets if some or a few of your stocks makes some progress.  That is sound advice.  That adds value to message boards like Investors Hangout.  Forget listening to anyone's buy and sell orders or daily venting.