"There is going to be a CR, the share price is obviously going to fall, the market isn't fooled by the hype, it's still cashflow negative, the commodity price is in the toilet and there isn't actually a genuine hope of an offtake deal for a company which hasn't shown it can produce properly and the commodity is easily available at a cheap price so no one is going to fund a dubious project to hopefully produce it in the future etc etc etc"
"Yeah, but Sdaji doesn't hold and I don't trust his motives, so I'm going to listen to the people holding, who clearly have no reason at all to be biased or ramp, and I'm going to buy more"
Man, it's a strange world and some people really do love to put their bizarre thoughts on display.
You may feel happy believing people who are in the same boat as you, you may feel happy believing messages you like and finding strange excuses to disbelieve information you don't like, but these strategies don't actually serve your best interests.
Information stands alone, regardless of who says it. You're allowed to critically appraise things for yourself using logic and reason rather than basing it on how much you like the person saying it or what you wish was true. Give it a go, no one will stop you!
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