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I'm sorry for you dave. It is a tough job investing; it has to be tough otherwise everyone would want a piece and only so many can benefit. I note until a few weeks ago you were a supporter who eventually caved in to the selling pressure. I know it can be very frustrating just when decide enough is enough a bit of news comes out that may suggest an upturn.

Whatever caught your eye in the company prior to October is still there. It is never to late to reverse a decision. A bitter pill to swallow but just as it can be a relief when finally let go it can also be a relief when bite the bullet and re-join.

I was a holder from 72c and finally sold out at 52c - thankfully I came out marginally ahead as I traded it during its brief rallies.. I thought the market would price in success and get in early - knowing it would a year or two before earnings flowed. It became apparent I was wrong. Initially I put that behind me and didn't monitor it too closely but I did keep half an eye on it.

Now we have something else that might awaken the crowd and I have taken a small position again. All the hard yards are now behind it, it a few steps further on building its network. There is every chance that the potential often spoke about will be realised and once again the market might decide to get in early.

We'll see. Never too late to reverse a decision, each day brings a whole new set of circumstances.