You have your investing style and, I'm sure, a plan(s) for pursuing it to advance your bottom line. I respect that, as I do with most people with whom I disagree because I feel their methods aren't for me.
Whatever works for you is your best course of action. Your knowledge of the market and, more importantly, your experience, will combine and lead you to one decision as opposed to another. It's a learning curve that starts and never ends. Your 'market' may be my 'market' (we're in the same stock here, after all) but my experience(s) with past investments have taught me differently than others - at least my view of them and how I react to them - and I follow my own lead when it comes to such matters. Unsought feedback regarding when (or why) to buy or sell, how to view a certain company, or CEO, or BOD, is just static; I neither give it or accept it. But since it's posted, we can't ignore it.
It's largely a matter of how do people think, what are their points of view, and how would they meet contingencies of market forces as they arise in response to catalysts and SP fluctuations. We just don't think alike (most investors don't), so my way of doing things is different than yours. I didn't say better or worse, just different. And....
I made NO MENTION of a reverse split (did I)?
Let's just see how this plays out, shall we? It may sound puzzling, but I believe we can BOTH make money here, neither of us at the expense of the other. Best of luck to you with ALL your investments!
