I've always considered myself to be a medium to long-term holder and until now have been comfortable with the idea of riding out the current economic crisis.
All the negativity, however, is starting to get to me and I'm now feeling very disappointed that I didn't sell when the share price was $2.80+.
I'm also beginning to hope for a takeover offer of $3 to $5 per share so that I can pocket some cash, relieve the stress, and buy back into the market when it really turns around.
Surely there is a cashed-up company out there that is tempted to buy BRM for a bargain price between $400 million and $700 million.
Do many others feel this way at the moment?
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