I would say that...yes, if you invested so much money that you couldn't afford to invest an additional 1/4 of your original principle, then it is probably your fault that you are not in the green.
And I'm being generous. It doesn't matter if someone bought at .48 last summer...a mere 25% of their original investment invested in the high .02s/low .03s and sold above .10 would put them even or in the green.
Pretty simple math if you ask me. It's not like the recent bottom and tops were hard to time either. There was PLENTY of opportunity to buy low and sell high.
And in the penny world, putting all your eggs in one basket with nothing left to play the swings is, well, pretty poor trading.
Speaking of dilution, care to tell me what the PPS was prior to the first Asher note converting and then tell me the percentage drop between then and now? I'm just curious how much a percentage drop you would consider "diluting out of relevance" b/c, as I'm sure you know (or maybe don't) the vast majority of the drop from last year's high had nothing to do with dilution.
