The "pundits" are right here, trying to stop their own hamster wheels, saving their breath and trying to wait patiently to see how things turn out.
See the funny thing is, it doesn't matter how you feel about the company, we're all facing a moment of uncertainty. The main difference is some of us are letting our imagination run amok, and others less so. Some thread participants go back to the fundamentals. The facts. They remind themselves that if there was some conspiracy to rob poor little retail shareholders, the conspiracy would have to involve the complicit silence of a lot of highly reputable individuals, organisations and regulators in Australia and overseas. Instead, all progress by the company has been substantiated by these individuals, organisations, and regulators, who would have far too much to lose to participate in a little Biotech startup swindle. These types of thoughts are like anchors that can help tether people to their sanity.
Others aren't interested in the facts: instead they find every which way to interpret events in the most dire, twisted and conspiratorial way... a path that leads them away from facts and into a soup of conjecture based on nothing but human emotion surrounding the current share price. We all have the same emotions: we just deal with them differently.
None of this is to say that any of us here know for a fact whether our investment will bear fruit or not.
