This actually makes logical sense, I can't see how others don't get it.
Let's just say you bought a $2000 parcel of stock for 10c several years ago. That parcel is now worth $60.
After brokerage you get $40. That gets me a parma, a pint and a $3 mystery bet on the dogs at my local.
I can see that Norwood is 99.99% stuffed. This conclusion is perfectly valid alongside not selling in the hope of the .01% win.
Anyone who trades at the spec end of the market will have worthless dags in their portfolio, barely hanging on and simply not worth selling. Norwood is one of those stocks.
Ann: AGM Presentation, page-223
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