I totally understand that decision. You are right you almost can't lose now. Your risk:reward ratio is in your favor. Since I assume you averaged down over the years there is actually a chance you could make your money back under most market conditions. But the question is when it gets there will you recognize it as a pump if it is one? Will you know it's just good management if they deserve credit?
How will you know to stay in or exit if you are intentionally blind?
Should you be such a vocal supporter of something you refuse to inform yourself about? That's what happened with Scott. You got so attached to the idea that Scott was your savior that you refused to question even the most obvious of flaws like the cto.
When/if Dan puts out a PR or report that is clear I will give him all the credit he deserves. But when the information comes with "fill in the blanks" and wording like "certain circumstances" I will always question the support of the secrets.
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