RE: Upl11 Jun 2026 12:07
@DL - I don’t know how much research you’ve done given the amount of information that’s available, but I’ll be honest — I struggle to understand why anyone would want to stay invested if they’re convinced the company isn’t any good and continually focus on the negatives.
If that’s genuinely your view, then perhaps it’s best to sell up and move on to what you believe are bigger and better opportunities elsewhere.
As for me, I believe in the Board, the calibre of the people involved, their commitment to the project — both professionally and financially — and the strategy they’re pursuing. Taking all the available information into account, I have every reason to believe this will come good, even if there have been delays along the way.
You don’t have to share my conviction, and I’m certainly not suggesting you should invest based on what I believe. As a responsible investor, you should do your own research, understand what the company is trying to achieve, and decide whether that aligns with your investment objectives. If it does, back it with your hard-earned money.
Equally, if at any point you feel the fundamentals have changed or the investment no longer fits your strategy, then sell and move on. That’s investing.
GLA