When I give you an answer on your above mentioned querries, I do know very well,
that all other optimistic punters here like #Pocerface wont be amused on my post.
Sorry for this, but I can't agree with his words:
"If I win the lotto, this would be high on my list for accumulation. Sadly, I am fully invested at present, although I have a meaningful position in this potential juggernaut."
I tell you my story, even if you won't hear it and see it only through redrose glasses.
I wrote this post on 27/06/18 as former SPI and EXG holder, see
Post #: 33968565, Price at posting: 8.9¢ :
>>Be carefull for what you say, especially for potential new investors:
"The board of this company are proven performers with an impeccable history of success and have now negotiated SPI to a position to be envied".
I don't know, where your enthusiasm comes from !
To put a little salt into the wound of this company as a long suffered investor,
gladly with no position any moore:
- I bought SPI first time April 2010. I don't remember the exact price. Have a look at the long time chart: from mid 2009 until mid 2011, the price was between 1 - 1,5 (!)
not cents, but dollars on the restructured base !! It shot up to around 3 dollars in mid 2011. From that time the chart was going into nirwana, where it is today.
- Secondly I was an owner of EXG too, first time bought November 2012 at .235 , then February 2016 at .135, sold out October 2016 at .023 AUD. Great performance (!),
didn't you think so.
- Ask former aphrodite shareholders, if they are happy with the past merger in 2017.
Pocerface said on 25/6 : 1+1=3. I like it! > He got many thumbs up !
For me all the above mentioned counts like: 1+1+1-10= minus 7 !!!!
Do not take my words as advice; it's only my experience , that footsore people
do not often win a marathon race. Perhaps the future will disabuse me.
I will monitor this.<<
All the above is only my experience with this company before merger. I stumbled on this only by discovering a "new" goldie, now called "Bardoc Gold".
All you have to do is DYOR, then take your own count !
