``You say ``regardless of the various price point entries``, it means a lot to those who have higher averages,
it means they have more capital at risk.``
Not necessarily so. By the way, if you bought at .065 then you bought at a lower price than management`s most current entry point.
But you are correct regarding your capital being at risk. What I find incongruent is you adding more shares while your attitude leans definitely to the negative side of the EDIG equation...unless, of course, you are merely trading it in the short term. Why buy stock in a company in which you have very little faith in while many other companies offer you alternative risk ratios?
