That's the big question with every stock when wondering how low it's gonna go. But since there's no way to know, it's not the most important question. The better question is where will the price be in 1 months, 2 months, 3 months from now? When you look back on this price, will you wish you had more shares, COULD you have got your shares cheaper? So I look at it as how much more money would I have if I did so and so when the price was so and so? Either way gonna make a ton of $ once things fall into place. I'm not being greedy waiting for .10 or lower, if it continues dropping it's fine because the price will be back to .20 soon enough and way over that after becoming current. I don't consider temporary, short term fluctuations as loss or gain, only the goal with your particular trading method on a particular stock.
This response is for most people reading, not for you josbor I know you don't need any lessons, but this point of view works much better for OTC stock trading or investing.
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