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Hi Owl, l see your comments. Now down 70K. You know the really smart traders, Warren Buffet included, never get emotionally tied to any stock because its a death knell. The gold standard is bail out if a stock falls 20 percent. l am now well below that figure but still holding. The question is, have l morphed from an astute investor to one who is emotionally tied to the stock like many of you? Not sure my decision to hold come what may is a good one, but l guess ones entry point moderates some of this and l am still well above that. Still prepared to hold and wait for Medicare rebate code approval and Phase 2 Jansen results. Obviously expecting Jansen to throw up a commercial agreement on the back of more positive research results. These should be significant Inflection points. If perchance nothing happens this side of Xmas, pulling the pin is something l would consider many should contemplate. No room for dreamers if a company cannot build exponetially from this point forward. They have had 20 years to get things to this inflection point, so the next 6 months is crunch time. The current sell off is reflective of impatient investors but probably some who doubt PIQ's ability to commercialise itself. I have an open mind and hope they can, but time is time critical. A clear strong path forward needs to be demonstrated within the next few months or investors will sell this baby off in droves. Just my opinion obviously. Money talks, bullshit walks and dreamers keep on dreaming. Man l seen it all. On a happier note l just bought my first Porsche and didnt have to sell a single PIQ share. Still have my Roller and a few other collectibles. Daddy said l would never amount to anything and he was a Doctor. l reckon as s hard working dedicated RN, the lousy so and so was totally wrong. Even without the toys. If PIQ comes good, just icing on the cake now l am 61.