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Originally posted by Hokey 5771 ↑

Should of could of spoiled many a good story mate I Suggested pretty strongly to lighten the load in the mid 20s here only to be labelled a mercenary trader and again at 20 cents and raised concerns abused by all N sundry I just went yep whatever

Here is how I see things right now FWIW

Do I think.thr pivacs are managing the company well -100 per cent its a yes from me they have done incredibly well in a short time as a listed company better than 90 per cent of listings last three years

Do I think in time FBR will evolve into a well known Australian company on the world stage not really just a good honest aussie company that likely will get taken out and end up in a OS brand name

Do I think they are a one trick pony with just a robot brickie and two shady MOUS pretty much YES but something tells me CAT will stick until proven otherwise tho that is the REALITY

DST is the unknown what's it worth to who to do what we don't know just speculation and talk

I haven't seen one other industry desperately knocking on the door or big OS engineers we just have a MOU with CAT encouraging but is it we don't know

Problem is if the MOU develops with CAT it will not be without significant loss of the companies IP the value if you like

What choice do they have tho develop HX themselves to a commercial scale ummm no they will simply run out of cash unless a pretty big corner stone investor steps in again at what price do we sacrifice IP

Fact is anyone could buy out FBR right now for not a lot in the big scheme of things

I'm happily going to re add FBR Shares to my portfolio.at the appropriate time

I reckon by the time CAT comes on board we will.be struggling to hold 10-12 cents just a observation based on 30 years experience in the market not an attempt to sway anyone

The SP Will do jack on a video of a built house in my view it's priced in maybe brief spike we know what it does

Only way this will fly high is actual sales of the machines lots of and in reality by the time CAT set up.production distribution marketing testing it could be 2-3 years away until.you see significant revenues

In the Interim they lose IP they pour on millions of performance shares and will most definitely have to raise a lot of capital to first profits as a company equals dilution many are oblivious to this

In summary do I think.FBR will be a lot higher than 18 cents in 5 years -100 percent yes you just don't get rich quick from.here in a hurry but you may have a great very long term buy in the making

So in my.view selling on spikes buying in again has been the way to play it so far I think I've got it right sorry that's what traders in a stock market do but that could change in a blink if a banging ANN jumps out

Strategy wait for euphoria to subside wait for buy high buyers to sell into the spike pin ears back on the buy button.

It's a hold with buy on others lack of patience for me FBR

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You keep saying the only way it will fly is on sales - revenue - but I've invested in biotechs and software/online companies that have flown on successful clinical trials, or successful POCs, respectively, all without a cent in revenue, even before going into "production". So in my opinion it does happen.

If the market is convinced enough then sometimes that's all it takes. This already gone from 0.008 to 0.30 in a few years on basically nothing more than a Youtube video of a "brick stacker" and a good story. Sure it has retraced, but it was still a huge multibagger for us early holders, and continues to be.

So maybe a video of a successful Build1 will be enough of a catalyst. Time will tell I suppose.

FBR Price at posting: 18.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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