pitcook, I've only been in LWLG since shortly before the up-listing to the NASDAQ. I've bought as high as $10.14 and as low as $6.50 as finances permitted. I'm no penny-long by a long shot, but I embrace the dips and take advantage of them whenever possible. The pps is sometimes disappointing, but also a gift in my book. Personally, I'm just hoping to establish my retirement when the time comes. For the penny longs, I have no problem with them taking advantage of the dips. They are likely looking at generational wealth that they can pass down. Personally, I'm just trying to get my sh!t together with a retirement plan. The shorts are a pain in the arse to some, but they are a gift to many. We all have our own individual motivations and mine is long-term. That said, while I consider the deflated value to be a gift, I hope the Shorts take a Long Walk on a Short Pier soon. That may take a few months if the company's forecast works out the way that many of us believe. PDK announcements might help, but revenues and forward guidance will be key. I'm guessing the next 7 months will be interesting and the next 5 years might be incredible if LWLG delivers.