Personally,
I've been on and watching Tiger since it was 0.34 (sooo, what's that 2, 3 years). In that time, I've seen it go to 0.40 odd and back down to 0.04 or so.
It was supposedly a decent buy back then at 0.34. Apparently not. It was supposed to have decent cashflow, lots of positives and a bright and profitable outlook. Apparently not.
I've endured through CheapPrice's baying for Mgmt blood and others claiming TGS was headed for the moon based on spot copper. And now, down at 0.075, we again have the toot toot calls, train leaving the station (nothing personal anywhere).
Maybe Tiger has turned a corner, maybe these toot toots are simply irrational exuberance.
I've averaged down a bit, so I'm not so heavily out of pocket (...... on paper). So frankly, IF it makes it back to basically where I bought AND then starts paying me some div's, I'll be happy enough.
But just quietly, I'll believe it when I see it.
.......God knows the super fund could use it.
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