Fcpgalltheway, successful investors diversify by not putting all their eggs in one basket. I don´t need to preach to you about that, but it does serve as a reminder. The same as when you go to church and hear things that you already heard about in the past. They ever so carefully serve as a reminder for your protection. Look, sometimes you have to think of it this way, even if you say bought a stock for .30 cents and it is trading for .15 cents which reduced your principle by half, how long will you be willing to wait for the stock to go back up to .30 if it ever does. If a year of waiting does not bother you and you can deal with looking at yourself as an older person in a year than so be it. However, if you have the strength to take the loss and then put that money into a stock that will most likely triple in a day and quadruple in week and settle at a 600 to 800% gain in a couple of months, would not that risk be small in comparison to the benifits? As I said before, BFAR has been in business since 2001, and they have the experience as to what it takes to make money. Loans would not have been issued to them had they not a viable pharmacutical company. Yanhua Han as the Chairman of the Board knows this. Do you think that he would sell his shares for pennies on the dollar when he knows that he can release a 10-K and get the stock to more normative trading levels?