Ahh, you assume I was prepared to risk as much in AXO as I was in AXOG-the triumph of % over $. I played risk/reward as I saw it, and AXOG was absolute money for the taking once the buyback was sorted. My entry into AXOG was *substantially* more than I would have punted on AXO, and as such my profit, after investing from 30c upwards after the planned buyback when they became an absolute no-brainer, will be more than had I risked $20k in AXO (which is >$19k more than I probably would have put into them otherwise). I would not have borrowed to invest in AXO, but I did so gleefully in AXOG. And I did not suffer any of the anguish which your later posts all to painfully point out. I won't ask for your average price again. As for the Balla Balla asset, what is AGO's immediate plans? Tells you what others could smell, and shareholders were holding the can on that one.
But, for shareholders it is a bullet dodged, and roses to boot! I am pleased on your behalf that you are now in profit. I always was. We played it different ways and if we both win, well great. Your profit was not at my expense, nor vice versa. Whether you like it or not, we're now essentially in the same boat, but I still have a life jacket. Will you need one? I don't think so. But let prospective investors be aware of the option.
Have a good one.
AXOG only.
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