If you sold NOT at .65 thinking it would go down more and then it zipped up to $4, would you feel like a P.O.S.? Would you have the courage to jump in at $4? What if then went to $24.60 or beyond? What would you think then? In both cases you would have multiplied your investment by 6.15 times. Sure, if you had stayed in at .65 you would have done so much better, but then who catches every positive market move? It's a matter of perspective. By the same token we've missed huge gains in other stocks by being in NOT. You pays your money and takes your chances. The point is to recognize there is a continuing array of investing possibilities. NOT is not the last stock on the block and certainly not your last chance to make money. The single biggest asset I can think of in this game is ....... patience.... and lots of it. Be able to consider beyond the immediate. Getting rich quick can happen but it's not a good idea to count on it or for that matter to even ponder it. Makes one fidgety and loose sight of the bigger picture.