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Cujo I really don't want to put you onto ignore as it messes up continuity - rendering invisible the posts of someone with your indefatigable urge to spout contrarian nonsense leaves threads looking like a dog's breakfast. If only people wouldn't correspond with you, like I am right at this moment.

You're obviously here for therapy, publicly working through your fear and insecurity about your decision to sell out of FAR. The terror you feel at the prospect of having made the wrong choice is manifesting itself as obsessive hyper-negativity no matter what's being discussed. Your nightmare is that a left-field event will set the share price alight and you won't be able to scramble back to a position before it's too late, at which point your pride will do battle with your panic and you'll be on the FAR board saying things like "pump and dump, boys" and "what goes up..." etc. while desperately hoping the rally will slow. I guess you only had two choices when you sold - walk away and never look back to see if you made the right call, or hang around close to the action like a spurned lover, trying to talk every conceivable development up as a disaster, your sphincter tightening as FAR inches closer to success.

There's still time to walk away mate...please? And don't bother with that whole "there's no rule about commenting on a stock you don't own". Doesn't apply here...think more about the rules surrounding desperate exes who can't let go...