Concerns and questions to raise at the 2023 AGM on Nov. 30th., page-22

As MilesCC wrote, I too believe, that we are not all stupid or naive.
I watched the video you posted and yes - I can understand htis pattern of pump and dump with a lot of companies. For Sayona it may also look that way, but I invested in Sayona, because I saw their potential and what they accumulated and archieved on the way. Have a look at other lihtium explorers and you will see, that for most of them the chart patterns are very similar, because they too rise and fall with the lithium price and we know, how that has developed.
Yes, I could have sold, when the sp was falling, but being convinced, that SYA have a lot to go for in the future, I missed the exit point. It now means, I would have got back in, if I had sold at one of the above prices. Now I have to look at red a bit longer, before it turns gren.

Stocks don't list on the market to make you money. They list so that they can raise money for operations with no guarantee of success. If you roll the dice. Don't compain about the outcome.

That's right, we never know the outcome, but if we invest in companies of future industries, the chance of a profit is always there. And of course they need the cash to operate and grow. Getting familiar with the bdackground and fundamentals of a company is essential, before investing and to me Sayona suited all that, when I bought my first shares. I think most of us on HC didn't expect to see happen, what actually did.
That's why to me it's not only rolling dice, because that would be like betting on one number at the roulette table. If I look at every stock that way, I would not invest in the future, but daytrade or short, whichever suits me best. Perhaps that's the preferred method for some, not for me.

This will remain my only answer to you BOT.
GLTAH

All IMO....