Had well over 1% of the company, but sold down quite a lot...

Had well over 1% of the company, but sold down quite a lot recently. I’m holding out for Flinders decision, assuming that I don’t die of old age before it comes (I’m in my late 30’s). I was one of the biggest cheerleaders of this company, so it is very disappointing that we are where we are. I will be the first person to massively up my position if management start delivering, but in my view, there were many avoidable errors made by management…which is really my only grudge. They cannot control what is under ground, but they can control where they drill, how they engage aboriginal and government stakeholders, how they pitch their prospects to shareholders, how many dollars they spend on drilling, how much money they raise and when, and the like. We are 86% below the 12c high of early May last year, and anyone who things this is acceptable or “normal” needs to get their head examined. To those who have a lot of dry powder, you are probably in a great position to buy TAR “cheap”, however, for those who have lose an unacceptable amount of money, this is pure hell.