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21/05/21
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Originally posted by pierre23:
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Yes, from the amount of announcements almost every single week about 'something', it very much does look like what you've suggested, keeping the bait on the line. It's hard to see through it, because to most people it just looks like they're expanding their business and putting themselves in a better position or future proofing it... however it's abnormal to see the sheer amount of announcements these guys release and on the basis they release them, almost as if to 'keep people happy on the hook'. I won't lie I have also thought about this, and luckily for me I don't have too much skin in this one. Personally if I don't see them at least progressing to cutting some costs, then I'm out. It's one thing to make deals and bring new products to market etc to get into a better position for the long run, but it's another when they dilute the shares into the ground in the process. When does it stop? After 5 more capital raises and a $0.05c share price? Long term holders better get strapped in, because if something doesn't change there's a 100% probability there's going to be another CR after their funds deplete in 2-3 short quarters. And I dare say they will rinse and repeat all over again.
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Originally posted by pierre23:
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Yes, from the amount of announcements almost every single week about 'something', it very much does look like what you've suggested, keeping the bait on the line. It's hard to see through it, because to most people it just looks like they're expanding their business and putting themselves in a better position or future proofing it... however it's abnormal to see the sheer amount of announcements these guys release and on the basis they release them, almost as if to 'keep people happy on the hook'. I won't lie I have also thought about this, and luckily for me I don't have too much skin in this one. Personally if I don't see them at least progressing to cutting some costs, then I'm out. It's one thing to make deals and bring new products to market etc to get into a better position for the long run, but it's another when they dilute the shares into the ground in the process. When does it stop? After 5 more capital raises and a $0.05c share price? Long term holders better get strapped in, because if something doesn't change there's a 100% probability there's going to be another CR after their funds deplete in 2-3 short quarters. And I dare say they will rinse and repeat all over again.
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I do have a question re: this. They just had $18m cash put into the business. One thing to stand buy is they have strong cash and are generating revenue although not significant. They are cash rich in the medium term i would expect no need for a CR?