FBR Charts and Technical Analysis, page-492

It is a great shame to lose shareholders like you, the company cannot afford to lose that kind of support. I can understand the reasons and appreciate the decision you have made, especially with the high investment you made initially. I am sure that remaining shareholders still hold a glimmer of hope for the future but you will be able to come back in should the situation change for the better. There is an aroma of depression amongst most posters at the present time, some of it caused by the Covid situation. We all hope that the threat will vanish soon and that world economies start to recover, though Nations will be in debt for ever and a day. I am an English resident and the situation in U.K. concerning the virus is far more serious than in Oz but there are signs of improvement. Just hope that as the gloom lifts worldwide, some of it may rub off on FBR now that they have had this period of reflection. Sometimes companies do come back with positive attitudes, new approaches, different ideas and change direction. I believe the next period for the Company may be their final chance of success, my glass is still half full but is on slow evaporation!