Ann: Becoming a substantial holder, page-4

I changed my mind on this one. I sold my small "first tranche" position for a tiny net gain a week after buying on 10 Jan.
Then the Bennelong notice came out and that indicated that they were reducing even at $2.54.
I can't see Bennelong selling unless there's at least 20% more downside. They have 12 m shares left so a good sized drop may become self fulfilling if they quit all of them.
I'll re look at this at $2. The consumer is really up against it at the moment with increased mortgage repayments for home owners, higher rents for renters, energy costs up, food and living costs up.

For me, FOMO is outweighed every time by the fear of capital loss.

Good luck to all holders and watchers.