Just some points that come to mind as I read your post I.A.S.:

"I bought this stock at $2.20 around august of 07 and sold at $6, and i stayed away from the market,until a couple of days ago. The only reason i bought in in 2007 was a tip from i got from a source in the mining business, and that same source is telling me to buy in again.I never asked before nad i am not asking now, why i should invest in this stock,i just listen."

You were very fortunate to get the tip on this without doing any DD it would seem.... and to profit so nicely. I wonder what prompted you to sell at $6... the same source? Then you decide to stay out of the market until now when the sp is low as you imply that you are buying back. You didn't actually say that you were buying shares though, to be precise. I'd call that a good practice of trading and it seems you did quite well. Thus your next sentence doesn't quite wash:

"You can practice all you want to try and be perfect at trading this stock, but they say nobody is perfect,so whats the point in practicing???????"

Firstly, this is a very odd thought as no trader alive uses the word "perfect" in the same sentence as anything to do with trading. Every trader knows they will have more misses than hits, but they will minimize the loss and let the good trades profit. What an odd philosophy to not endeavor because one can't be perfect. Frankly this phrase smacks of the "misery loves company" concept, except that you have no reason to be miserable as you did quite well with your NOT trading to date. You did exactly what you seem to be implying others should not do. There is a curious gravity in the "birds of a feather" syndrome where whiners hang together, drug users hang together and loosing traders "hang" together ...all for the purpose of reinforcing their position/behaviour as ok because others are experiencing it too. Conversely winners likewise hang together which is how they learn to be winners and reinforce each other. But you have to practice to be a winner. Other behaviours just come easily.

People should do what is comfortable for them..... but not too comfortable. That becomes a mask behind which lives the inability to self-empower. Nothing comes easily and that includes making profits. One has to become involved in the process of attaining what one desires.