RE: Lol15 Oct 2025 18:30
I’d imagine most people who bought in at any time over the last five years will be in profit now. Even if you bought at the peak of 0.6 and never bought any at a lower price you’d be at break even with the possibility of moving into profit once this re-lists next month.
The only people who will have lost is anyone who followed those on here saying to get out when the price hit the bottom and sold up, they’ve lost out on the ensuing %1000 SP rise.
City kept buying more at every price, substantially so, and many others did, so no one can really accuse him of losing people money. He put money where his mouth is on the way up, at its former peak, on the way down, at rock bottom, and on the way back up.
The bigger point also is that people shouldn’t make any decisions based on a bulletin board. No one is forcing anyone to buy or sell. Own your own decisions and the associated gains and losses.
Mobile streams is actually in my opinion a good case study for long term investing. A BoD who didn’t give up at a few different roadblocks and in the long term have delivered a far stronger more robust company now that has paid off for the vast majority of long term shareholders and definitely for medium and short term shareholders.