rudolfo, I didn't attack Heyward. I was absolutely right to advise people the day before to tell shareholders that it might be wise to take profits in the high .20s to low .30s. Guess what...if you don't, then Crede will!
BTW, averaging down on a position in a penny stock is usually the worst possible move that you can make. Big board stocks can be a different animal. You should always take your losses while they are small in pennies, then buy back when/if it looks better. Crede was not around during the last run up, you are correct, but there was (and still is, imho) a large seller with millions of shares priced just over .04, and there was also plenty of dilution then also, as there is now.
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