RE: Down again and again lowest price ever0.055!!!13 Aug 2025 22:01
It’s clear emotions are running high—understandable, given the volatility and frustrations many of us have felt with HE1. But to call optimism “religious zealotry” while insisting your own negativity is pure realism seems a bit rich.
Let’s be honest, hindsight is wonderful, but nobody here has a perfect record. If we banished everyone who misjudged a timeline or whose confidence turned out premature, these forums would be nearly empty.
What distinguishes many positive posters isn’t “faith over evidence”—it’s an open mind to changing circumstances. When the facts change, so does the tone: note the recent frustration and calls for company clarity even from rampers. Meanwhile, some critics trumpet every stumble but vanish when the company delivers. Is that a superior track record, or just selective memory?
Let’s also talk personal exposure. Everyone invests or comments for their own reasons, and nobody is obliged to apologise for having conviction—or hope. It’s not ramping, it’s sharing a perspective. No one is forced to buy or hold based on a forum post, and, as always, DYOR is the only rule that matters. But repeatedly trashing others’ optimism as “worthless” or suggesting they’re deluded simply because you disagree says more about your own mindset than theirs.
Here’s the reality: AIM is high risk, timelines slip, comms falter, and yes, disappointment is part of the package. It’s also why this space can yield life-changing returns for those with patience—and sometimes, for those willing to believe in potential before it’s popular. If that offends your sense of market purity Offler, you may want to find a less speculative playground.
PubCrawl will continue to post his views, positive or negative, as developments warrant. If that reads as “upbeat” to you, perhaps it’s simply a refusal to let short-term pain blind him —or anyone else—to long-term opportunity. You can't judge PubCrawls rockets base on such a short time scale, after all, we could see the fruits of this opportunity span for decades!
Good luck to all, whatever your strategy. And may your barrels—be they half-full or half-empty—never run dry.
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