Dr Medicine – I think what you have just seen was that the price move in the first part of the year from $1.00 to $1.50 was the surprise more than the move back was any kind of punishment. The details in the recent PRs and 10K did not match the expectations and excitement that fueled the recent rise and when there were no updates to support a continued rise some people got nervous, impatient, or maybe took some profit. Couple that with a general retreat in the market and the price is where it is. If cygx starts adding customers at the rate of one to two per month or gets an IND out there, the stock will recover nicely. If they don’t it could drift in a fairly wide range for a while - since there are no fundamentals, it's all perceived value at this point and as you've probably noticed on this board there is a wide range of perception. In the big picture this is probably not a bad entry point – if you’re not too soured on this experience. There are a lot of people that feel if the reason why you got into a stock in the first place has not changed - even though the price is falling, then it might be a good buying opportunity. No question that it’s mentally easier to buy into a stock that’s rising than one that’s falling but if you understand the business and what drives it, you will know when it’s a bargain instead of a dog.
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