I dont think anyone is trying to be rude. I just think that sometimes people dont realize when someone might be new to this complicated game that is the stock market. Hell, unless you have 10 to 20 years experience in the game, you are still fairly new.
My biggest suggestion is to NOT sell at .15 and buy at .15. I understand what you are saying about making your purchase price seem lower, but really all you are doing is costing yourself an extra 20 dollars by selling and then rebuying at 15 and you will still have the same amount of shares. I am not sure how other sites work, but i know that on ameritrade, you can adjust your base price yourself. So you could actually go into your account and change your base purchase price to .15. This way, when it goes to 30 cents, it will show that you have doubled your money, instead of you just breaking even.
I dont know, i guess there are two things to do....
Leave everything as is, and keep watching(patiently), although that can be tough)
OR find some more money to throw at it right now, and bring your average price per share down (of course, with this method, you must still realize that it is a gamble in the first place)
i dont know, hope i could help a little.
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