My humble opinion (and it is only my opinion) would be that what do you have to lose? I mean if you buy $300 dollars at .011 you end up with about 27,000 shares. It only needs to get to .015 and you have a 36% return. If it hits .023 you just got 100%. Now lets look out a bit longer...

What if the report comes in and the shares creep up even higher. Some have speculated that the share price should be close to $2.00 a share. It may take some time, but if it does then your $300 investment is now worth $54,500.

Now what happens if everything goes POOF? Well, sorry you're out $300.

As with any stock it is a gamble to some extent on what it is going to do. The question is does one take a shot and hope for the best? I have watched people blow $300 dollars in various lottery tickets and scratch offs happy that they had one ticket that was a $50 winner (Hey they are still down $250). At least with this stock sitting where it is, and the positive speculation that is going around, you have a much better chance to walk away breaking even if you decide to get out.

Will the stock go any lower? Sheesh, I hope not. There isn't much more room for it to drop.

Oh, of course there is the nasty chat that came out a while back about a reverse split, but I think that was just discussion. That of course would change things around some, but again the most you have to worry about losing is $300.

So to wrap it all up, the question is how much can you afford to "lose", and do you want to look back if the share price hits some of the speculated values and wish that you had taken the plunge back when it was only a penny per share?

*insert legal statement here that says I am just rambling and my input is based purely on speculation, blah, blah, blah :)