I have only ever advocated that individuals invest their money according to their own investment strategy, company compatibility and financial comfort level. If, at any time, an individual becomes unsure or unstable in their investment, it is their right and their prerogative to exit their position and move to one that is more suited to them.
If one should sell their shares, and the price drops, this is merely shareholder valuation of the company. It is the company's duty, and mainly that of the CEO, to attempt to achieve the company's true market value in the share price.
With RENU, I've had to re-evaluate my position here. The current company/CEO is not what I originally invested in. Therefore, I had to do some DD and discover whether or not I had a comfort level with the new focus and direction of this company.
After tracking the personnel and the most current project, IMO, the future has enough potential for me to not only remain in RENU, but seek to add at the current levels. These levels, again IMO, should be very profitable points SO LONG AS the current project continues on it's trajectory and comes to fruition.
I know of the other play you mention, and IMO, there is no appeal for my investment at this time. Several things need seriously to be addressed, before I could consider it a "serious play".
I've been in losing plays, I AM in losing plays, but I cannot bring those emotions and sentiment to this play. I CAN however, bring life lessons learned and experience gained, and become a better investor here, but I cannot take out my anger on a totally unrelated play, because I have made a bad decision elsewhere.
Whatever you choose to do, best of luck. Take what you have learned here, apply it vigorously to the next play, become a successful investor and make a pile of cash!
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