No time to celebrate, page-38

I find it incredible to read the most disgruntled postings from a variety of users of this site who are turning on this company because of their own investment mistakes. I may be one of the longest standing shareholders in this company having purchased my stake when the price was .014, yes, less than 1 cent, a long time ago. I have watched the share price rise and could have sold and made an incredible profit on my return. I did not, I held. This was no fault of FBR, this was my judgement alone. This was my error, no one elses. I have continued to hold, maybe in blind faith or misguided optimism and will continue to do so because of my own belief that eventually FBR will be very successful. Most of the criticism of the company is because of a " sour grapes" attitude byt those who have sold at a loss and no longer hold. Any amount of implied blame and brickthrowing will not alter the prospects of success or failure. Shares are a gamble, those who partake in it from the outset use their own intelligence and judgement, control their own decisions and embark on the project knowing that nothing in life is certain. Most companies of this type will make mistakes, we are all human, we learn by experience. In these unprecedented times I wish everyone good luck with any investment they make and hope that sometimes they gain financially but in this present climate, keep safe, health is far more important in life.