Thanks Bruce.

I will not play the pointing game.I never do and I never will.

As you said,strategy differs amongst all of us here and yours is unlike mine and...that's perfectly OK in my book.

We live in a free world and the market is a democracy and I'll even

give my life for that!

I am very bullish on Dakshidin and willing to wait.

Anyway,I own way too many shares to start flipping them .

I want to buy more so dips are welcome!

My interest lays in making dividends one day down the road so ,unless fundamentals in this company change , I am not a seller!

I have made my fortune like this and my 30 years history of investing has shown me that a leading product with a good management and a potential large demand is always a winner but rarely you find these opportunities.

Needless to say that I can live with pain and a 50% retrace does not affect me unless fundmentals change.

Dakshidin fits this profile and is incubating right now.

There is going to be growing pains and fluctuation but the trend near,medium and long term is..up!

How would you feel if you bought these shares at $0,02 only one year ago ? Would you care like you do now about a few pennies ?

Well the same applies for DKSC one year from now.Watch it grow!

Many upsides surprises could lift this stock .

Anyway,this is my humble opinion only and should not be used for investing purpose.

Warren Buffet said that the worst part about investing is the waiting part.As far as I know, he didn't become a billionaire by flipping shares overnight but rather by sticking to astute pickings and waiting for maturity.

There is no free lunch when investing and it is impossible to enter the market at a bottom but the trend is your friend....clearly, DKSC's trend is furiously up in my book!

As a tip,I bought  SPWR at $ 63 yesterday.

This  solar company retraced from a high of $165 because of market panic .Its Earnings are up!

I think it bottomed out .Sunpower is a leading solar panel producer and is hard to pass at this price. Check it out!

regards,

Starjets