bobby1231, History will prove you correct.
When all is said and done it is the size of the piece of the pie that counts. Always tried to explain DCA and average costs.
1 share bought @ $1.00, sold at $0.50= $(0.50) tax loss. Four shares bought at $0.25 = 4 shares, and then 2 more @ $0.50 = 6 shares total. Total cost/share (without using tax loss) is $2.50
or $0.42 more or less. I guess that is just too hard for many to comprehend. A steady investment in the company since the very beginning has yielded great returns and there is a very, very low breakeven with a very large number of shares now held. Some claim
they sold and made a lot of money. Could be true, but taxes may have taken a heavy toll.
In spite of all the ranting and hand wringing, the future will be good and Richard Fifer will have take very good care of stockholders who know how to manage money and make prudent decisions. Those who did not invest rationally and then just sat there crying will lose a lot of money...but life always has winners and losers. I believe you will stand with us in the winner's circle.
Good Luck and wait for the good news by the time FQM files their report and we file ours on February 15th.
