Also of note, just a quote from memory "SWF is becoming a...

Also of note, just a quote from memory "SWF is becoming a 'boring' company, which is what investors like - regular growth in the metrics - causing the SP to rise."

My understanding of that is - 1 year ago, there was big cash burn, practically a start-up company on the verge of a capital raising. Lots of people/institutions would dare not buy it. Now they seem to have turned it around. They're larger than before, and the cash flow is getting continuously closer to break even.

Last year, people buying would be considered high risk investors. Now, medium and high risk investors will both be interested. If they can become profitable, then we'll be able to bring in the low-mid risk investors too. I guess that doesn't exactly help me unless I planned to sell, but it may be more interesting to hold through to SWF paying dividends (obviously not now, but when they're making significant positive cashflow).