Alright, now you get the same stock that we picked up at eight, only now it's at four. Now, when it was at eight I told you it was going to twenty, right? And it's still going there, probably even higher now. This doesn't change anything except that you're going to make more money than you did before. Look Harry, I liked it at eight, I love it at four. It's an average down for you.
Dollar cost averaging. If you own a hundred shares at ten dollars and now you buy another one hundred at five, that's a 200 shares at $7.50 a share. Your cost basis is lower. Now if I get you involved at ten and take you out at fifteen, you've made how many points? Five. Exactly. But if I get you involved at seven and a half and I take you out at fifteen, well that's seven and a half points, that's even better.
