Just real quick, to input some perspective from one of the new investors you're all so worried about, i've only held Sayona for a couple of months now, if that. Purchased at about 15 or 15.5 cents not so long ago, and another small dose when it dropped to 13.
I personally paid next to no attention to their website, because it was very clearly out of date and the information i needed to make what i considered an informed decision on my purchase was very readily available in other places.
They'd aquired NAL and Moblan and had a pretty solid resource base to improve upon and the company seems solid to me, and in a very unique position in a very interesting place and time given America and Canada's respective positions on electric vehicles and battery minerals.
Any new shareholder that hasn't delved into their previous announcements and been looking through forums for more detailed information on the company from more experienced shareholders is probably, the way i see it, not in the best position to be making investments, and just going to emcourage further SP instability by selling in panic at the next little dip in SP after we see a good run.
Now i havent been waiting patiently for years like some of you have, and i understand that waiting is frustrating, but given that every company i've been watching has been having assay results and announcements delayed due to various issues both major and minor, and that of the 20 or so companies ive been watching (7 of which i hold) there has been a very consistent downtrend over the last month at least and i'm sitting currently at a 20% loss on my initial total investment, I as a new investor am not particularly concerned especially regarding Sayona. I bought a second packet for a reason, and that is that Sayona, whether they are moving more slowly than is ideal or not, has a great position to improve upon in the next couple of years, and a fairly solid timeline despite delays that seem to be industry-wide.
I've not had much time to worry about the daily trading volumes or SP direction, but for any new investor that is seriously interested in making a profitable long term investment Sayona isn't in a bad position despite an outdated website and a stagnated (for now) SP, and I personally couldnt care what their website says because again, the information is all there, and there are plenty of people as is evident here that are more than willing to discuss the merits and pitfalls of the company for anyone who cares to look at and assess the fundamentals and the broader picture.
A pretty website, as someone mentioned before, is not an accurate guarantee of substance and potential, however there is plenty to found with relative ease that does guarantee, as far as I see it, a safe and profitable investment. I would be buying more shares in Sayona right now had I the money to do so, but Christmas is a bitch and i just can't.
Dont worry so much about a website, it's one of many resources readily available to a new investor, and not the most important one. And dont worry so much about delayed announcements, it's one of the most hectic times of year in one of the most hectic years in recent history, every company i've been keeping an eye on has been delaying announcements due to uncontrollable delays in reciept of results they themselves have been waiting on, there are obvious concerns of an imminent market crash in some circles, and all of that will be impacting share price on top of the stuff mentioned by Bubbles and many others.
It's not all doom and gloom, there's still a week to go, i'm not worried, and i dont think any new investors considering putting serious money down will be swayed by small delays and a currently stagnant share price.
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