Bulldog
Impliying you have insider information, whether you really have it or not, isn't any better than telling everyone what that insider information is, especially if you yourself profit from that insider information.
Don't mind me, I see nothing wrong with trading on insider information as long as it doesn't go the other way. ie you purposely hurt your company to force the stock down for your own personal gain. I see nothing wrong with using knowledge given to you to make money, or keep yourself from loosing money. The SEC doesn't agree with me if that knowledge isn't available to everyone.
waltczyk -- I'm out of posts for today.
It's possible you'll recover your losses before you get back.
Shouldn't the stock bounce back up to at least .30, where it was before the CC buildup?
Shouldn't the Daytraders hope back in at .02 figuring we hit a double bottom today at .017ish?