RE: Correct choice23 May 2025 16:58
Scooby,
Its important to understand the industry your in, the stage your projects are in, the costs of this industry and where those funds are allocated from. Government grants, tax incentives are not guarantees. Warrants dilute as its early, so they have far too many outstanding. Small share count after split, so plenty of scope to add, dilute and raise capital. That is the reality, you sell on peaks, you buy on dips. Even if your removing your profits, your growing your investment as the company progresses. The Lassonde Curve here will get you a very good guide on expectation points, where you are at and of course stans book can help know what stage of SP performance your investment is running alongside it's comparisons and stages.
I have EEE, fantastic stock. Hugely well run and very well progressed made a placing today. 47 million more shares, thats 2 in less than 12 months. First retail, 50 million shares, this institutional investors no public, 47 million shares raising 4.5million. Because bottom line is these company's need money, they don't drive on sentiment and hope and hold mentality on a small forum when volume is at its peak.
So what's right for you