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I swear I'm cursed! ... Any time I invest a meaningful amount of money in a 'promising' company, it ends up on its ar5e, and BLU is proving no different.

Assume today's RNS explains the buying...!?

This is certainly my experience / expectation - I'm sitting on massive (paper) losses, shares barely worth anything, might as well ride it out to its inevitable death.

The unwritten rule of LSE is that if someone posts to say a share is 'definitely' going to [X]p, it will finish wayyy short of that prediction, often heading in the opposite direction :-\

Thanks DD77 - appreciate your thoughts / insight. Like I say, driven mostly by FOMO (in lieu of an actual investment strategy!) I'll probably hold on and see what happens - been in 4 yrs (which I appreciate makes me a bit of a 'novice' still) and haven't sold a single share - despite what others might be suggesting - so makes sense to persevere, and try harder to manage my frustrations / expectations.

Hi Elsol - I fully understand your cynicism but I'm genuinely just a long-term / long-suffering share holder. I first bought back in 2021 and have been adding (trying to average down) since - unfortunately (like a number of other shares I hold) I've been guilty of trying to catch a falling sword. Due to my unfortunate tendency of selling shares just before they go ballistic, and a bit of FOMO, I'll probably continue to hold for the for the foreseeable. Like most posters on this board I have been in this share for a decent length of time, and am desperately hoping some of the company's potential manifests into delivery and an uptick in the share price.

I wonder how the investors that bought in at 20p are feeling now - I'm just hoping that whatever convinced them to buy at over-market rates manifests and prompts an increase in share price...! I'm just glad I got in at 3p, still not nice seeing the recent drop though!

I can't be the only person that feels like I'm forever waiting for the next trading update, only for it to come, and absolutely no impact on the share price.

I'm currently 60% down, so need some fairly material / seismic improvement to even get close to break-even. That, or the patience of a Saint if ITX is to grow slowly and organically.

This doesn't feel like a particularly dynamic business / sector, that is going to suddenly see the share price go up by 30, 50, 100%, which makes me wonder if it's time to cut my losses (which are into five figures) and look elsewhere to try to recoup some of the losses!?