Great advice Rundle.

I would like to add the following.

1. Try to invest only what you are willing to lose or can afford to loose and keep in mind the stock has to go to pennies for you to loose everything......(unlikely)

2. If you are willing to invest $3000,try to pick an entry point of 4.79 for example with the first $1000 and then If the stock pulls back a little you can average down a little....if it takes off you can rest assured with this particular stock anyways that a lot of the risk will be virtually gone because this will mean we have hit another annomoly etc......(likely). At this point you can buy the remainder of your position with confidence.

3. Try to remind yourself regularly that you may be in this for many many months waiting for RN and crew to deliver the goods methodically and not rush things like a lot of "FLY BY NITE" juniors out there.....Patience is the key...especially with this stock....it's only a matter of time!!!

Good Luck

Nylusiak

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