Mate i hate to seem like i'm anything but empathetic, however you seem to have taken far too short term a view on Sayona.
If you're so heavily affected by 2 months of stagnated trading in a stock that was always going to see the biggest climbs STARTING early next year that you're considering throwing it in when we start production in a matter of months and there is evidence of tremendous value in the company's very near future it honestly sounds like you shouldn't be in the stock market at all.
Most here are holding for the mid to long term, that's where the value is in Sayona, and are taking the opportunity to accumulate while prices are low. Some are grumbling about delays and poor communication but i doubt ANYONE here really doubts the significant value of their investment in this company.
You're not watching money "slip away", you're watching it temporarily lag before it comes flooding in if you're as invested financially as you obviously are emotionally, and getting so worked up over a couple of months of sub-optimal trading especially given the overwhelming amount of support for and evidence of Sayona's bright future, so SO close at hand is, as i said before, just a tell that you're not in the right mindset to be taking risks like investing in stocks, even as relatively low risk as Sayona is.
Take a step back and stop watching your portfolio every day, it's not a particularly healthy habit if it's making you this upset and if short term fluctuations are genuinely crippling you financially because you needed to be in and out with a quick profit or something for very immediate reasons then you haven't done the requisite due diligence on this particular company.
Stocks are for the most part a long game, start playing it long.
SYA Price at posting:
23.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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