I got on the train at 0.65 and haven't gotten off since. The most outrageous time was washing down to 0.5; the more I wash, the less I want to get off. Anyway, if it drops, I'll just add to my position.

$USUAL Now the big player wants to force the small retail investors out. I have been fooled several times at the pre-market price of 0.26, and I won't be fooled again. My cost is in the pre-market, and if it drops back to 0.8, I will just give back all the profits. If you have the ability, go ahead and smash it. Let's see how much energy you, the big player, really have. The big player takes advantage of the small retail investors, using their lack of resources to lower the average price.
Big players are very selfish and self-serving; they don't want small retail investors to make money. They just want to fill their own pockets with all the money, and they only want small retail investors to play the role of chasing up and stopping down.