Look, bgrass, many of us do understand where you're coming from (well, some of the time) with a somewhat high entry point at $0.79/share. Actually, it wouldn't be entirely too "high" if you had sold above $1.00- all things being equal and such. But, you keep putting only yourself in the Fuse boat, with a single oar, when there are many, maybe hundreds of investors, who are paddling right beside you; you just don't see them. Yes, we also have some concern when the share price drops for some unknown reason when it should be, in our minds anyway, headed north. And, yes, we see some dilution and we know that Fuse could use more capital, as MANY start-up companies experience. But for many investors, including yours truly, we have a stake in DROP because we want an INVESTMENT entity, not necessary an avenue to "day trade" on the share price. Been there, done that. Maybe this isn't a fair open question at this point but, are you buying shares in DROP as an "investment" or are you looking for that one run or pop to dump the stock and count the green? Your answer may explain, but it may not, why you could be "concerned" at times versus being "worried" most of the time as you so state. Finally, if the overall intent of DROP is to pull off a sophisticated "pump & dump", then a TON of SMART people are being taken for a ride. Good luck with your investing bgrass, hope it works out well for you.
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