With a market cap of 97M, after raising 66M, and I'm guessing around net zero cash/debt based on 2022 balance sheet, I'm pretty tempted to have a small nibble. But then I question myself, what's the proper, is it just for bragging rights? To feel like I didn't make a loss? Perhaps I should just continue investing in other companies that I have a higher confidence in, even if that means missing out on some large short term gains. I don't think I'm the only one here unsure which way to go. Certainly the original holding is now worth more as a tax loss than can be expected to gain in any short term.
Ann: Capital Raising, page-81
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