RE: dreading open now ...21 Feb 2023 09:25
The dilemma for may here is the fact that the tech really is outstanding and the utility value for diagnosis is second to none, but the management board are clueless. Not about the tech, but about the way UK capital markets work and the changed landscape of liquidity for the next few years. You simply cannot take investors for granted anymore and this is what they have done. You cannot ignore the concerns outlined in over 100 questions to the presentation and treat investor concerns as noise with just a nod of the head but no explanations. They seem incapable, at this very moment of making the company a good investment; on the contrary they only encourage people to step out and wait for the discounted raise that they have telegraphed to the market clearly will need to happen. If they go into partnership they will be seen as the weak hands by their partners who will expect more than an ounce of flesh for their dollar. It appears to the market to be lose lose situation.
My dilemma is a choice shared by most and I've got a far chunk investing here, do I hold on and hope that things improve and measure them against a yardstick they haven't shown, or do I sell out, take the loss and move on.. In these markets it is a real concern when a Board of Directors show themselves to be so naive.