This may be a good time to consider the wise words of the famed investor, Warren Buffett: "Buy good stocks that you can believe in, and plan to hold them for a good while. Do not watch the daily price fluctuations. It's like buying a farm, or land. Just because someone comes along and offers you half what you paid for it, don't sell. Not everyone has the emotional temperament to invest in stocks."
I would add this. If the reasons that you bought VPLM still exist, then hold until those reasons either change or until they become fully validated (confirmed). The reasons that I bought VPLM still exist, and new and even more compelling reasons have been added since. However, I would be disingenuous if I were to say that I am not disappointed that the current price is not at least 50 cents (based on the fact that VPLM was $.45 a while back, and with less to show for it than we see today). However, when it is trading at 50 cents (or higher), today's prices will only mean that I could have bought it at a lower price. But what genius can pick the low, or the high of a stock beforehand? That's fool's play! The only relevant question is, do you still believe that the potential value of VPLM is significantly higher than today's prices? This stock tends to drift downward slowly on low volume in the absence of news, and skyrocket on high volume with good news. Remember, we are going before a patent friendly judge with a strong patent portfolio that has only been reinforced by 36 out of 36 IPR wins. GLTA.
Bullish
