Yes, that post came out wrong. I was in too much of a hurry when typing it.
In post 26415 I was trying to clarify that in post 26410 I should have said the following:
Funny. The shares I sold were the ones that had the highest cost basis [in other words, they were my most expensive shares of FCEL (I had bought them at $2.80/share) - I had bought them about a month ago as the stock was falling from over $3 towards around $2.15 - if I had been less optimistic back then I would have waited for a lower price (below $2.25) before buying them], but I did sell them at profit. One reason why I sold them was because I had way too much money invested in that one highly volatile stock. The shares I currently have are intended for long-term holding.
If but if the stock starts falling below $2.70 I am not sure if I would buy back the ones I sold today, or sell the ones I still have left, or make no further FCEL transactions for awhile. I will think about what I should do if the stock drops below $2.70.
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