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If anyone was buying close to 50c and held to $3+ would not be selling now for 87c in hopes to buy back in between 60c - 70c as you suggest. If you'd bought around 50c and held until now, at least you've held for over 12months so when and if the price recovers you have a 50% cgt to fall back on. we didn't know an offer was tabled prior to the jump from 1.40 - 2.5 and on the 3 so what's to say the exact same thing doesn't happen tomorrow? the next day or next week? month? If you sell up now you better hope it doesn't. Imagine selling at 1.20 a few weeks prior to the TO ann and watching your shares got up the $3 the next week....yeh ok now in hindsight you'd be more comfortable with it and you'd be able to sleep a little better knowing from the 1.20 sale you can buy back now at 81c (if you had not FOMO at $3) and still had the cash and didn't re invest in another stock that also fell in that same time.

I do give you credit for day trading around the 90-$1 the last couple of months, well played. But had you bought more in at 90c to do it again....you're now red and you need to either commit or sell and accept the losses, it's so easy to say in hindsight.

Just my 2cents. I'm sure anyone invested here would be frustrated with the constant share declines...but remember when it was 16c and it fell to 5c? that was more painful but was the perfect opportunity to buy and hold and sell for $3, which is exactly what i did and this changed my life..we will be talking about today in 5 years...