"ensure I don't fall for the same trap again"
How about reading the newspapers ? Watching TV
"When I first bought into BNB (I was informed) they were a solid, blue-chip co and a "screaming" buy,"
That was true a year ago.
This company has been seriously up the creek for the past 6 months+. If you had done even the most basic research, you would have realised .....
- BNB has huge debt.
- There is an economic crisis on, which means ...
- Debt = Bad!
- the original founding directors had either quit or been fired.
- there is a world stock market melt down happening.
- there is a recession.
And not touched this with a barge pole, or if you held BNB you would have disposed of it when you had a chance.
It has already been and come out of suspension once. If you had glanced at a TV or newspaper, you would has seen that people were questioning BNB's ability to survive for the past 3 months+. If you had read this forum you would have seen vast quantities of debate concerning
If might have been a screaming buy once, but BNB has been a screaming SELL since at least September-October. Definitely in November.
If you were buying or holding BNB since then, it shouldnt have been as a serious investment, but as speculation or day trading. I did buy and sell BNB a few times in this period.
I'm sorry if these words seem harsh .. but .. Wake up, and smell the coffee.
Disclosure: I dont hold BNB but family members do.
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