BML Chart, page-1396

Yeah, you can't make money if you don't call the rallies.

Lets do the maths together, because I'm assuming you were in remedial metalwork that semester. To start, I'm assuming you have $500 to your name. Just a gut feel, but a very strong none the less.

If you had bought it at 17.5c, and then sold it at 29.5c, you would have turned that $500 dole cheque into $834, after your $3 trading fee at Stake, which we can assume you would use, because it is the cheapest (because 'scotland').

Then, you could have bought them back at 18c (after buying a bottle of Stones Ginger Wine, or maybe a box of Lady in a boat, whatever was on special) and sold them at 36c, turning it into $1,659 or thereabouts, depending on the bottl'o. So, your $500 would have been worth more than 3 fortnights of lining back up with the rest of em for your handout rightful support as a citizen in these trying times.

They are now back at 18c, which is a 50% discount. And yet you're still negative, even though it has clearly bounced at these levels, and hard, twice previously. I thought you people liked things that were cheap...but you're holding out for cheaper, and that has cost you a lot in the past.