I agree ismore.

Its not as emotional for the investor already sitting on huge rewards. It does get more emotional for the newer investors that bought at above the $2 or so. Myself, I am in the middle range of probably $1.40 average, thats high because I have been adding stock between $2.06 and $2.48 whenever I got new cash.

Where my cost base is higher than the first investors here, also is my emotion. It only stands to reason that the higher you bought in at, the more emotion it would involve. When I start to get a little emotional, I will shake my head, look at some of our DD, talk to a fellow investor and call Murry. I am more at ease than most investors because I have been turning SLI inside out for information. Everytime I get emotional and start looking/digging, I always come back feeling better than I had before. Its an easy thing to say, "get the emotion out of it" but its a hard thing for most to do. But you have to try to do that, or your judgement will become clouded and you could make a mistake that you will regret later.

So I say, stay the course, this could very well be one of the best decisions anyone could ever make in their lives.