RE: Long term hold5 Jun 2023 18:23
Yeah definitely GH. I’ve been in many companies before, looking at £100-£200m mines, looking for a respectful NPV and life long returns from certain projects. But this company intrigues me more and more every time I read into it.
If they continue to build the partnerships with these powerhouses that they are and getting our name out there, a lack of interest from PI’s will be a nice problem to have. Get your tickets to the show, at the start of the development curve and sit back and relax. Right now, it’s not the share price I’m interested in, it’s the MCAP. it’s the £4m MCAP and the upside from here.
That’s why it doesn’t really knock me for 6, having bought as high as £0.0040 and being 75% down on that particular purchase. Because at that time, we’d have had a MCAP of around £17m, and from that £17m I saw a staggering upside. Now it’s down at £4m MCAP, that upside to me, if anything, looks even greater.
I got some good advice on an American Nio board 2 years back. Never use any kind of investment APP or website, as an alternative to a banking arrangement. And by that:
1)automatically assume its risk free, and your value is secure
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2) Expect to reap the rewards when the time comes for the share price to fly.
Your research and in-depth knowledge of the company can play a role in reducing the risk of losses,certainly, but even then, there comes further risk, risk you may not have anticipated.
DO your research, set a goal, average down, load up, think of an exit price and adjust accordingly. I hold no loyalties to Oracle Power and will continue to judge them on their actions (for better/for worse) and that will define how my investment here, pans out long term.
And if still on track, within the next 3 weeks, we should hear the initial results from the Thyssenkrupp Report which I’m very excited to Read.