Not really Bel. I'm not a day trader, maybe you are? To argue...

Not really Bel. I'm not a day trader, maybe you are? To argue the current SP is my fault is ludicrous.

Like the vast majoroty, I buy, hold and allow the company time to grow and deliver on their value proposition to the shareholders. I don't exit after a few pips.

The problem here is that Tempest has not done that. All exploration small caps are feeling the pinch of late but Tempest has been failing to grow and suatain shareholder value for alot longer than the recent change in market sentiment, so basically it will now be treated with the contempt its brought upon itself. It has been unable to sustain SP appreciation.

The next SP spike I'm out, and given its track record it will be just that. A spike.