Sorry, but that misses holycroc's comments totally. If investing in BEHL was a mistake, it was one on the part of the investor--unless someone held a gun to the investor's head and said "buy BEHL or I'll shoot!"
I very much disagree. Myself and many many others bought into the hype over a year ago. If BEHL had delivered on the many promises it made and had actual revenue back when it first said it would then we would not have the floating share count as high as it is and we would be making money on our investment instead of losing it. Over the last year, BEHL has let us all down plain and simple. I think the real lesson here is that momentum plays and trading is the way to play any stock listed on the pink sheets. That's what I will do from now on. Holding for the long term and hoping for great things just has the odds stacked too high against you with these small start ups.