Finally we get some "reassurance" from Caldwell that the company and investors are together in the same boat, paddling in the same direction. The current against us has been relentless though. I can close my eyes and put myself right back to the day when my friend and I were at my computer, with my finger on the sell button to close out 100,000 @ .285 and I couldnt do it even though my profits were chunky, then the bid lowered and there was no way I would even think about taking less! My friend thought I was nuts and I thought I would be buying him a Ducati when the pps broke over a buck and never looked back. Well... I sill hold those shares plus 50,000 and now plan to add 100,000 soon at these levels. I am young and self-taught so lessons were learned and the roth ira has shrunk, but I still smile when I pull my chair up to the monitors and the firat daily actc trade goes through because it is a constant reminder. But I am still here, reading all of your posts and paddling without complaining. The tide will eventually change and those of us who stuck it out will be in for a nice ride. Those who bailed out will have the same feeling in their gut that I and others have had each negative day, for what feels like at least 2 years now. Some day when the market confirms that stem cell companies need to be heavily valued, they will have an epic run.
By the way... my friend now thinks he is a stock market genius for saying to sell it all that day... even though he has never owned a share of stock in his life :)
