Ja Fressa, your strategy is counter intuitive. Bad news for a small cap is not likely to translate into good news later. In any case, a blind trader could tell you that the 400 mark won't get reached again soon - and 380 represents massive support. So, as a trader, 380 represents a 25% loss on current levels. So if you think CGR's business model is a winner, then you should be banking on a lot more than 25% gain on a small cap. 50% minimum. My strategy to handle these types of stocks is as I mentioned earlier. Wait until the institutional hype has died down (usually happens in the middle of their earnings reports) and try to pick up stock while this share is inactive and the spreads widen. If you are patient, you will get a good deal. If it keeps running, because of some SENS or some analyst that forecasts R6 a share, well I am prepared to let the stock go - doesn't mean I won't trade it, but that is for a separate account. But I don't, under any circumstances, by a small cap (or any cap) off the publishing of 'bad news'. They have to be doing consistently well to warrant holding them.