“Seagull rarely posts when things look bearish and posts prolifically when things are looking bullish”
Utter BS, as seagull stated.
“You just unconditionally post bullishly regardless of what's happening”
I just don’t have the audacity to focus on trivial matters and criticise the company for minor things that ultimately have little consequence to the success of this company. Nor do I find it in any way reasonable or useful to speculate on worst-case-scenarios, like several here do constantly, with their nonsense about what “could” be “wrong”, and BS unwarranted criticism of a team that has taken this company from an idea to (almost) a commercial operation.
I know how difficult this is, and I know that there will be tonnes of issues and challenges along the way - in our case, they have been minor and we have worked through (and ARE working through) each and every one towards success.
I certainly do NOT see anything so far with this company that has warranted ANYWHERE near the level of criticism that is spouted on these threads, presumably by people who have ZERO experience and demonstrate ZERO perspective. I have and will continue to focus on the positives and the FACT that this company is making solid and tangible progress towards the target of +10ktpa, in an incredibly difficult environment.
But hey, no-one should blindly believe me, or any other random on the internet; DYOR everyone.
If you think it is in any way reasonable to whine about forward-looking statements (and again NO they are NOT “promises” btw) or make nonsense assessments like “they obviously skipped a monthly update to hide a bad month” etc etc etc, then good luck to you; I don’t and I won’t.
As long as the tangible progress continues, and there are STILL no dealbreakers in sight, then I will continue to back the company and focus on the progress and potential. Simple.
As far as the chart goes, some like to portray this as somehow directly connected to the company’s progress and “value”, but imo they fail to recognise the many factors involved, including the fact that the BEOT have accumulated circa 50 million shorts this year, and never miss a good opportunity to exploit retail emotions by creating waves and driving fear and greed way beyond typical levels.
They KNOW how retail respond to price movement, and imo this is just part of the game that we have to accept. It shall turn eventually, and some battered retail will have less money than they started with. Simple.
There are always 3 choices… I know which one I make when a good thing is on sale.
Beware of the wolves people, they are out in force.
