The decision is a simple one: 1. Wait until a day or two before SPP closes, unless there is a significant discount & risk it may close early.
2. If the share price is substantially above $1.50 (say $1.65+) take the maximum you can afford in the SPP and either hold if it's within the max. % in a portfolio you'd give FDV, otherwise sell some/all for a profit.
3. If the share price is marginally above $1.50, take the opportunity to buy if you want a bigger holding. If you already have all the FDV you want, or believe it's not worth $1.50, don't buy.
4. If the share price is below $1.50 ignore the SPP and buy on market if you believe it's good value.
FDV Price at posting:
$1.53 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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