I'm coming up to my 15th year as a shareholder, so was also around for the big run up to $24.50 back in 2000. Hence, whether the stock is up 33% from its most recent low (which of course ignores the bid/offer spread), or whether its down however many % (or cents) from its most recent high (of 19.7 cents), counts little in my book - I'm still focussed on the big picture and long term, which hopefully will play out before I'm 6 feet under.