Evening KI'm pretty sure I have told you I love you in the...

Evening K
I'm pretty sure I have told you I love you in the past, it's just that you asked many stupid questions that annoy the shit out of me and many others! However this is a very valid question that I'm willing to answer. I intend on holding the stock for the long term, based on my experience with other winners I have had, the key is to hold onto a winning stock when it is going up, the easiest thing to do is to sell out when you're up many times however the hardest thing to do is to continue to hold. That is, of course, if you continue to believe in the company, the management, and the direction in which they are heading


For me, this is an easy 3-5 year hold. Whenever I invest heavily in a company, I always ensure I do not need access to these funds for at least this time frame. This ensures I can ride out market/SP fluctuations

if you take the time to study the charts of multi billion dollar companies, the majority are like a rollercoaster, you just need to stay patient, have trust in the company, and hold on for them to deliver. the SP will always take care of itself in the long term

RE takeover - I would hate for this to happen within the next 12-24 months. I truly believe Harvest will be bringing in hundreds of millions of 85% GM revenue pa in the medium term, by then who knows, we could be listed on the NASDAQ at a multi B valuation

keeping in mind, any major defence deal over the next 6-12 months could catapult us towards this valuation very quickly

please note my investment & opinion has been based on close to 2 years of DD into this company personally, and most importantly, through my trusted brokers who introduced me to Harvest

disclaimer: I obviously owns shares in this company so pls
conduct your own due diligence & do not rely on anything I say