A couple of questions then, for clarity, which I hope you'll...

A couple of questions then, for clarity, which I hope you'll answer honestly.
When your holding was in the $2.00's, as you said above, were you still advocating to buy more shares?
If so, then by following you, or listening to you, or copying your "this is not financial advice", people who enjoy and follow your posts, believing you make sense, would be over 90% down today.
In that case, in your opinion, is/was BRN a smart investment? If they bought in at $2?
You buying in at 6.5c was very early in the piece. Around 3.5 years ago. You must have been very sure.
Was that your only buy in?
See, I think if you bought say a million shares at 6.5c for $65,000 you could have sold them at $2.13 for $2million $130,000.
That $2,130,000 would have dwindled down to Today $185,000.
So a paper loss to you of nearly $2 million. Divide it down to whatever your initial investment was. Eg $32,500 then halve all the figures, $16250 then quarter them and so on. Below $8k you have little weight here.
So you might well be still in front in the short term. But being such a believer, why wouldn't you keep adding shares over the last three years?
See, that's where I call BS on you.
IF BRN is such a winner, why is your buy in still only 6.5c?
When the frenzy was in full swing and everyone was buying, and we raced to $2.13, you thought what?
No, I've spent enough? I don't want to be any richer!
And at 6.5c, you must have had crystal balls because in March 2020, most of what we have now was not in place.
Yet, you failed to buy any more. Why not?
Didn't anything about BRN in the last three and a half years impress you enough to invest more cash?
You haven't bought, but you spruik buys on here.
Why is your sentiment "buy" when you obviously don't.
Can you see now why I think so little of your position and opinion?