My average buy price of FBU is $5.35. I recently topped up at $7.20, and it's been as low as as $6.90, but I'm not concerned. Obviously, I didnt' time my top-up perfectly, but even if I'd paid $7.50, I wouldn't be concerned.
Some things you might note on the following chart. The OBV is still in a solid uptrend (and still respecting the steeper of the two lines). You can fiddle round with longterm trend of the shareprice a bit, but not that not even September 11 took the price below the uptrend line. The RSI indicator has never shown FBU oversold. Thus, buying is best when it's about as far down as it gets, in this case where the red vertical lines are. I'm pretty happy with my timing on the whole. It's very very hard to pick the *exact* bottom.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...fbu23mar05.gif
Being an investor and not a trader, it's clear that selling FBU has *never* been a good idea. I'm not sure whether traders would have done better than a buy and hold.
Having purchased at $7.20, I set a stop-loss. 10% down would be about $6.48; The steeper unconfirmed trendline ias around $6.52, and the long-term trend and the 200 EMA are below that. I still think now represents a good buying opportunity.