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Originally posted by lockitt: ↑

RYNZN.

Thank you for the importance that you place upon my input on HC.
You obviously think that my opinion carries more weight than the Sage of Omaha and that every investor is waiting for my opinion of what will happen with the market - especially PER.

Thanks for the compliment.

The first time I put a post up regarding this subject was when everyone was running off at the mouth about how we would all be rich in a few days from the massive increase in sp that was coming down the pike.

I could see that was not going to happen and tried to warn people not to rush in as it was not going to happen.

I was attacked by hoards of hapless punters with insults and viciousness.
But guess who was right?

Since then I have enjoyed being correct, down to a fraction of a cent on several occasion, and decided that I would continue to have fun by baiting you mob into showing that you really don't know much at all.

I will tell you just what is causing the weak sp in my opinion, and that is the constant building up of expectations that never eventuate then lead to disappointment among people who listen, then buy, and then become pissed off by it not happening.
They sell at a loss and don't come back.

You uptick anyone with a self complementary tag who says happy uplifting things that never come true.
You bag anyone who tells the truth that does not fit your narrative.

And this:
"the way lockettt (and you), have changed the narrative from what was a great ann this morning to focus on a justification of going backwards"

Again, thanks for the compliment regarding the importance people place on what I post.
It was a good announcement but not even rated as "price sensitive" by the ASX.
To think it was going to lead to a big day for an increase in sp was naive at best and dumb at worst.

Toughen up you mob and stop trying top blame me for your poor judgement.
It does not matter if I think that PER should be trading at $300m or not, the market thinks that, so that is what it is trading at.

I have given you the main reason that PER is only worth $300m and that probably won't change much until it gets some real "price sensitive" results on the board.

GLTAH

Lockitt

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No one is blaming you
The drop in the sp was because Platinum sold down
i think your kidding yourself if anyone took your advice
I have always said $5 in time
Which hopefully starts in a couple of months
Show me 1 post where I have bagged or bullied anyone on this thread..
Im guessing your referring to me?

No matter

Per will have a MC $1 billion one day

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Last edited by itsagas: 20/05/24

PER Price at posting: 7.6¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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