You really have the gall to tell me that after you bought at $6,...

You really have the gall to tell me that after you bought at $6, saw it go to $14.50 (and if your sell price was $14, wouldn't it have sold?).... either way it sounds like you held onto the stock, saw it crash to 40-odd cents, and you couldn't care less? Is that what you're really telling me?

Either you're:
1) Lying
2) Put such an insignificant amount of capital into it, that it doesn't matter
3) Trained in the army to build that type of discipline

I'm very happy to miss out, thank you. I'm not the type of investor to pick garbage businesses at the bottom for a quick buck.

I buy ETF/property and get paid reliable weekly/fortnightly/monthly/quarterly rents and dividends without ever caring about the price of the asset itself.

Markets may be repricing after capitulating, but that does not mean this business will survive. It may rocket to $2 or $3, sure, but in the face of the competition it has, the inflationary environment, it won't be around in 5-10 years.