Voda, that strategy is called cost averaging, and is not a great idea, IMO. Traders are vehemently opposed to cost averaging, and investors should treat it with caution as well. Cost averaging is punted by the unit trust companies, and institutional investors because they maintain that you cannot reliably time the market. It is fine to cost average say an index, or a unit trust fund, where your risks are spread, but cost averaging on a single stock is re-inforcing failure (IMO). And Sun Tzu would be wrapping you on the knuckles for not having read his best seller, the art of war. Personally, my strategy is to hold onto SSK, unless it breaks the 1000 range, in which case I will dump it. I am still bullish on construction, but I would rather get back into BSR if I was to increase my construction exposure. Otherwise I will have all my construction eggs in a single basket, which is looking like it has holes in it at the moment.