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There would be no reason for WNI to delist, drcrowe. It's an outrageous thing to do. I wouldn't worry about that. I did read the article. I've seen a few companies do it- complete destruction of shareholder wealth. But WNI doing it? No way. For example, being publicly listed means you can suck more shareholder money.

Re BRM's SP, I was a bit shocked to see it today. Having said that, all the stocks I have an interest in, are at their lowest points right now. I first got into stocks when the All Ords were 4250. Now, at 3978, everything is retracing and developing a new "value", if you will. I feel like I have to experience a GFC to go the full "cycle" to know what the new trading range for all these companies are.

Good luck, BRM holders. It's been a rough trot for about 8 months now.