True! If someone owns up in the hundreds of thousands of shares what is left starts to become significant. But, if one had the money to purchase several hundreds of thousands of shares at higher prices in the first place, that is a reflection of both how much money one had to invest in a risky stock and how good one felt about EDIG's chances of success. So what I am really saying is that it is all relative to each investors particular financial position. Hope you stick it out--it seems too low to sell now to me.