This can apply to any stock. It is not limited to OSP.
Again the risk lies in not what you invest, but how much you invest, and IMO what price.
If the price is right, you have a punt. And you don’t leave until years down the track or when you experience substantial profit.
Again, the beauty of investing lies in what funds are you using to invest? If it is profit, it is essentially riskless. If it’s a small amount, it’s a 1x risk but massive upside opportunity provided:
1. You can hold the stock Long term. I’m afraid OSP needs a few more years before extreme stock price appreciation. 2. You will not invest more in 3. Or you will invest only your profits 4. Or you will invest with tax loss in mind 5. Or you have a cap on investment as part of a diversified portfolio. This cap can be any number ie could be very large if you are a Fundie ie 3m plus 6. That last point alone can influence share price. If someone has some inside information, or there is material news flow, threat of 1 new sub holder and this stock will fly.
