Thanks for the reply Gekko. Trust me, they want attention no less than we want. I remember pre-JORC time MH once made it to AFR and we've seen a 2c increase in SP and momentum died out straight away. Sadly, LPI is a inherently weak stock until now, the obligations under JV agreement exerted a constant gravity on the SP, which I believe will go away as we complete the 50% earn-in and the CR shares get soaked up by new investors, we just need to give it time.
I talked a few of my colleagues into buying LPI, the feedback I got from them is that it is such a boring a stock. One of them partially sold out and put his money in a dog sheet hype stock which I believe has zero intrinsic value and tripled his money in two weeks. A lot of investors don't like slow mover stocks, they love to see 30% green figure on their screen and forget about the risk they are taking to earn that return.
What they also don't realise is, unless they are idiots, they will never have the balls to put a large sum of money in a hype stock and they know themselves when the tide goes out they are going to get caught swimming naked. LPI holders who know this company well enough knows they are holding a royal flush in their hand they cannot lose by putting all their chips in one pot. Yes, the returns are not that super duper (at the moment) but if you multiple a large capital base with smaller but safer % return is still a great return, and when the day comes LPI gets the real attention, our profits are going to be explosive. Again, we just need to give it time.
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