If you'd put your money on that prediction, then it might make sense to sell some of your shares now to protect that cash, then buy back in at single digits to increase your pool.
This is trading in oversold territory so it wouldn't take much to bring price back up. With the lack of good news lately, I've reduced my holdings because I'd rather risk missing early profits than risk realizing a bigger loss. Both approaches are a gamble depending on how you view it. It could get quite the haircut when a critical mass of investors start feeling bearish (and you get burned if you're holding), or fly upward if there's surprise news (and you get burned if you're not holding).
It's a frustrating ticker to trade because it sure feels like the true value should be higher than twelve cents!
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