You're not going to wake up one day to see AEB jump from 28c to $2. If there actually is news good enough to send you from 28c to $2 it will take at least a few days, even after a trading halt. If I had to get in at 50c-$1 before it got to $2, hey, that's fine, I'd rather stick my money in when and if that time comes. In my view that's a much better risk/reward strategy than jumping in now.
Yes, perhaps a little tongue-in-cheek or dramatically speaking, but I would most definitely call this a 'crazy new idea' company. The concept may have been around for a while (I remember first hearing about it in the early 90s, on channel 7's 'Beyond 2000'), but this is not long-established conventional technology and this is not an established, profitable company. This is still a case of chasing rainbows. True, sometimes you can catch a rainbow and get rewarded accordingly, but generally the rainbow gets away and you get burned. When it's clear you're not going to imminently catch the rainbow, it's almost a guarantee that the share price is going to dwindle away while the market waits for something to happen.
I do hope you can eventually catch the rainbow.
Paul: That secret thing you were predicting would happen by today at the latest and light the skyrocket doesn't seem to have happened. Let me express my surprise.
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