And when they claim they have more options with their money by only trading, think about this for a minute. Which is better, having a position and holding it, watching the news and boards for a rise in the SP and selling a portion or even the whole position when the time is right. Or, watching from the sidelines while having to keep cash ready for an uptick and pulling the buy trigger only on news or what appears to be a bullish trend or having not eaten spicy foods for awhile? Even though they claim to have better options by being "out", their cash is still tied up out of the game waiting for a buy opportunity. They will say, "I find other stocks to invest in while I'm waiting and put my money to work..." and so on. But, if KBLB does a quick 180, they are left out with their money, or a good portion of it, tied up in another stock. I can't tell you how many times I've heard people whining they wish they had 'dry powder' when opportunity knocks. Most of the time, the ones that boast about how clever they have been 'beating the system' are nothing more than chronic gamblers living in self denial. They will rarely ever admit their losses in public. I agree, long and intermediate investors bring stability to the pps and folks like these merely play on peoples emotions.