RE: Board8 Feb 2022 11:38
It is a bitter pill to swallow and it depends on how you really do perceive this to be going. If I'm sitting on the fence about the future of an investment then first I find something else that I do think will help to at least recoup my losses on the shares I sell, then sell just half of my holding. That is if you can sell a large amount of shares in this stock right now, may have to do it in small chunks, which will increase your fee's, widen your losses. Believe me, I've sold at a loss in the past, only for that stock to issue an RNS a very short time later and the price has gone up.
For me, the recent new investment keeps me hanging on, but I can sense the frustration here. Just be careful what you buy into. There's a lot of bargain stocks around but most haven't yet truly found the bottom. Unless you do this full time and can keep a close eye on it, there's a lot of risk in every sector. NASDAQ is still in correction, China and Russia building ever closer relationships, world economies absolutely screwed and of course the Ukraine situation doesn't bear thinking about. China and Russia have their fingers dipped in many of our mining/exploration stocks, (and pharma) and for me right now, that is a red flag.
In the scheme of things, a crap management team in Spain is still not a huge risk in my eyes. Just my opinion of course :-)
Good luck with what ever you decide