Every great stock I've held long term has gone through occasional gyrations like this. If I had sold each time there were selling days I would have forfeited 300-700% gains the following year.
This company is doing solid business first off. They have built up their operations while a public company in rapid order and on a timeframe that is actually quite swift even if it does not always match the trading metabolism of traders.
Also, the really great stocks that start on the OTCBB and move up have several thresholds they first transcend before they get even bigger trading interest by the markets at large. Due to early, and I mean early, analyst coverage and institutional ownership of this stock, the attention level focused on DPDW is already greater than other companies at similar phases in their growth. But you really have not seen anything yet.
Future roadshows will take this company to the street in a big way. After this hits Dahlman Rose's $2.50 price target and the company is nearing an application to uplist to a higher exchange, they will be able to present DPDW to many new big players and when they do this stock will reach new levels of patronage and share price.
There are always stages along the way where people get off the boat and NEVER CLIMB BACK ON. They will see the stock at $5 and $10 and whatever knowing they were on board once, but went to play elsewhere instead. This will take a little time to rocket again, but there can be a blast of concurrent news updates at any time that rattle people awake as to what they are holding or should be buying. For now, bargain hunters are lurking trying to determine where to step in while agitators will lob TA predictions to get what they want out of the situation.
In the end, you're right or you're wrong. You think DPDW is gearing up for big things? OK. You should do fine then.
