And as to the unwise time, I meant that the company looked like it was worth much more than .04 due to the company's promises, hype, etc...if I hadn't taken their word for it I would not have bought at .04 because it was near the top of what looked like a run...
it dropped to .03 then, and then to .02, and I didn't sell because I still believed Sand's BS about the company's future. Then the R/S came and that was the end of it, and Sand's shareholder confidence turned out to be unfounded and most of us felt duped. Which we were, as some of us called the company and were told no R/S was being discussed.