Sorry for any losses you have taken Htran7528. Shares tend to be more volatile and can have much greater risk than safer investments like property and term deposits. If we lose money in these things, it is shareholders who have to take responsibility for the loss and try to learn as much from the process as possible so that we don't make similar mistakes. Unless of course there has been gross misconduct by management, which hasn't been the case here. When BNB was making good money, shareholders weren't complaining about the level of leverage the company had or the pay to executives. If they had concerns then they probably should have sold. I think for many investors the lesson they should have learnt is not to invest in such complicated structures unless you have a good understanding of how it works. Alas for BNB, I don't think very many people understand the inner workings of this thing completely (myself included).
BNB Price at posting:
32.5¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
