Suspension cont.22 Apr 2020 23:54
Dunno if it was my fault investing in a risky company in AIM. Though not sure it's any less riskier than the others. It had high trading volume, it was even starting to be advertised by the bigger share advising websites (though after I already bought it). I thought because it was a give resource, it wasn't something like a drug company trying to find a vaccine that they might never find. The resource was stated, and just upon having that resource made the share undervalued let alone a possible offer.
Though the worse case scenario would be I would have to cut my losses short. Maybe not as much of the palladium would be mineable or no deal would happen and would mine it themselves. I never expected something like a suspension to happen, let alone so sudden. Never happened to me before, I didn't even realise a suspension and delisting like this was even a possibility before this, I thought it only happened to shares going bankrupt. I was prepared for a price crash if it happened, but not a sudden suspension and delisting. I mean can you ever be prepared for that?
I at least did derisk my shares, and sold a bit for a profit. Though if my current assets disappear along with the profit I will have made a few thousand lost. I'm sure many have it worse. And if the worst case scenario occurs I hope at least maybe they can work to refund the money people invested in them.
I do hope EUA end well and lift the suspension before the deadline and in a good way. As a shareholder have to admit, I feel aggrieved for having control taken away, the one thing I feel like I have as a shareholder, control over my assets even if I can not control the share price. Feeling betrayed honestly.
Really fingers crossed for good news come 30th April, and good luck to all that have invested. I still have hope it will turn out good for us even though I'm pretty anxious about it.