zorrro, the bushes are of no direct relevance, just an analogy, an allegory, of folks changing their mind, when a chunk of the input variables in two situations were quite similar.
farhad, i feel for you man, honest. i'm in a similar boat on almost all my portfolio. when markets become nothing more than pass-the-parcel like of late, it really sucks to be the one holding. this stock will keep trading, there is no compelling reason for it not to until/unless BNB close its doors. trade the volatility, have some fun with them.
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