Ann: Quarterly Activities Report - June 2024, page-114

Keep up @Kookie. 99c is my average on that other one, but I was discussing my exit of my final parcel of AGY at 13.5c to purchase more of that other one at 88c. If you want to stick to averages though, that's fine too, as my overall average exit price on AGY was 21c. To get back there, AGY needs to rise ~340%, while to get back to break even on "that other one", I require a rise of 62% to make it back to my average of 99c. So no matter which way you look at it, exiting AGY has proven to be a prudent decision, despite all the pumping going on here while JZ ran the company into the ground.

At this point you really should take a step back and have a long hard look at yourself. You started taking digs at me 2.5 years ago for daring to question the direction of this company. The price then was above 41.5c, so it needs to climb about 700% just to get back there, while you keep preaching "patience required" and "timing is everything". Neither motto has served you well, so maybe it's time for a new investment strategy. I suggest some advice from the great Kenny Rogers:

"You gotta know when to hold em, know when to fold em".