Back in July when the -202 results were announced, it was my intention to sell about half my holding had the share price risen to between 1.2 and 1.5 cents (the portion I had bought for an avg price of about 0.78 cents), then buy back in at 0.9 cents. I certainly didn't see it dropping to 0.3 cents, but I am not surprised. I know these are just words on a computer screen to many, but that was what I had planned.
And this is just another reason why i hate share consolidations so much. They enable "professional and sophisticated investors" to work the share price even harder in pursuit of their gazillions in profits.
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