Ann: Notice of Annual General Meeting/Proxy Form, page-18

I don't wish to sway your investment decision one way or the other, but it sounds like you have bought at the wrong time in the past, and then taken a loss on multiple occasions.

If nothing else, you should be able to learn from the experience to improve your win rate.One thing I have found can help, is to print out the daily chart and then mark all the buys and sells and then ask, "why did I buy there?"

Note if all the buys are near to the highs or after a big move up or if there is another factor.

Having this understanding gives a great insight and allows refinement of the investment model.

Just doing this simple exercise allowed me to identify that I was buying stocks after they had peaked and on the way down and if I just changed this one thing I could dramatically improve my returns.

I now have the rule that keeps me from buying at these times.

Analysis of trading decisions is a good way to improve.