The market works because everyone is free to do what they feel is best based on their own level of comfort and knowledge. Only you know what that is. The question you should ask yourself (and find the answers if you can't answer them) is do you believe the technology this company has is real and do you believe the value of the technology is worth more than .075 cents per share. If it is the market will recognize that and at some point in the future reflect it. If the company had debt then you would need to add additional value to compensate for the debt, however, they are debt free. So what is the real value of this company. Book value would be what the company could get if dissolved. What are the magna-tek machines and the company patents worth. I believe they are worth considerably more than current pps. Therefore I am quite comfortable holding through down periods like this. How much they are worth is a matter of debate and that is what you need to settle in your mind. By going through this exercise you are determining worse case scenario (company fails to produce and is liquidated). If you can realize a profit or at least not lose money this way then anything beyond total failure is just more profit for you. I hope this helps. GLTU
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