Ann: Quarterly Activities Report & Appendix 4C, page-18

Why hard not to lose on a Peak deal?

Other than TYM I haven't either. And I only fell into a paperloss on TYM on the seed from Peak yesterday. I didn't take Candy Club because didn't like the business, and others I did take I took profits on after they went for their runs (eg G88)

I have Nico.lab, so maybe that can also be considered a loss because it hasn't listed yet but that would be unfair.

It seems everyone has forgotten 2018/2019 was a VERY bad year for the vast majority of Specs. I did not have a single decent winner all year, and my portfolio was significantly under water at the end of it. And I use several brokers (and capital raising firms), they all struggled with their deals. And my own self-selected stocks didn't go much better. The only time I made money was on quick trades.

To single out a certain broker on one thread without acknowledging the tough spec market last year is unfair. If I go to another thread on another underwater stock from another firm, I'll probably see the same complaints about that firm. And so on and so on.

I'm betting when the good times return to the spec market, most people will all of a sudden change their tune. Hunter Capital is a great example of that...people used to love them, then not long ago people hated them, now more recently after a few deals that have gone well it seems they smell like roses again and everyone wants to signup.

It would be nice if people stopped blaming others and took a bit of responsibility for their own bad investment decisions.