Appreciate the deep pathetic psychoanalysis Tiger, but you’ve...

Appreciate the deep pathetic psychoanalysis Tiger, but you’ve packed more assumptions than facts into that post. Impressive effort digging through my history though, almost felt like I should have charged you a subscription fee. Yes, I bought during the Goldsworthy hype, like many others. And yes, I exited when things clearly started going south. That’s called risk management, not panic. I actually made a small profit when I sold, as I’ve mentioned in several previous posts, which you should have seen during your desperate Sherlock Holmes investigation.Meanwhile, you’re proudly calling yourself a “larger holder,” so I guess you’re the one panicking, since it sounds like you’ve stacked all your eggs in one basket and are now stuck trying to justify it. Makes a lot of sense why you keep defending this stock. Honestly, you just sound angry that you didn’t sell and got caught out. Not very smart.
I’d rather take a controlled gain or even a minimal loss than sit there blindly holding a bag and calling it conviction. As for posting often, sorry if engaging in discussion on a forum offends you. Maybe if more holders asked tough questions instead of going silent, the company might feel a bit more pressure to communicate. But hey, if your idea of being a “large holder” is to sit quietly and hope for the best, good luck with that strategy. Getting angry? Not really. Just pointing out what a few others are thinking but too polite to say. Maybe take your own advice, reflect a little, and you might learn something too.

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