That was my point along the way, there was too much indication of a continual downtrend based on numerous factors. A shareholder, without the encouragement to hold, rationally could have sold or avoided averaging down. They could have bought additional shares or re-established a position at much lower share prices….when viable information was being offered by ownership of the EGOC ticker. There are some buys that need to see $8 for a break even point. This ticker has a long road to go before seeing $35, and most rational companies want to see an organic growth and churning with their stock price to avoid profit sell offs, etc. In order to achieve this, companies tend to pace their company updates, therefore there are plenty of buying opportunities. As of now, Ownership needs to show significant assets, a few thousand dollars does not merit a $2 share price.