Fair enough, you've obvioulsy got more confidence in your...

Fair enough, you've obvioulsy got more confidence in your ability to pick the highs and lows than I do.
When a company goes from 10 cents, up to a dollar and then back to 10 cents, some investors hold for no benefit, some investors buy on the way up or down and lose a lot , some are shrewd or lucky enough to sell at a profit, but overall, the net monetary gain is zero. If you're confident that you will be in the latter group, good luck to you, but like I said, I'd much prefer a company that is looking to grow a business with real value, rather than focussing on the short term share price .