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Thanks for your reply StuT.

FYI - this (42yo) "whining millennial, social justice snowflake" has held this stock for over 12 months. How long have you been in for that has put you in this position of authority to dismiss my frustration with the performance of the company?

Not that i need to explain myself to you or anyone else, but I've never asked for or expected anything to be fed to me on a silver spoon. I've successfully built and sold my own businesses twice and am now a part-owner of my 3rd venture. But thanks for making those assumptions on my behalf.

I don't agree with you that a 55% drop in 12 months of my investment an 'inevitable market fluctuation'. What planet do you live on where that is normal and you consider it as 'life'?
You say to avoid allowing emotion to influence behaviour but isn't that exactly what you are doing by letting your blind faith in this project steer your investment decisions to a point where you suggest to continue to buy (catch the falling knife)?


You state "These current prices are disconnected from what I believe the real value of SAS will be in a year." Maybe they are, maybe they aren't. Fact is a lot of the shine has disappeared from this company (along with my money) and that to me is why the current SP is as it is. If it's going to go ballistic within a year then why isn't it higher now if it's such a slam dunk?

I hope like hell that you're right and in a year these SP levels will be a long forgotten blip on the path to profitability, but at this point i can not share your unwavering faith in the project.

Have a good day.