@FaradayFaramir
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It also taught not to regret taking too big a position. Not to regret the "what if" or "if only I did" situations."
That is a very agreeable position and state of mind to reach.
Of course you could quite easily argue that, as a current shareholder, you have got in much earlier than many more who may buy in down the track and, with that, well in advance of another iteration of the "what if" or "if only I did" situations.
I don't own any shares in SPL however I have watched the progress with increasing interest for a few years. The product and trial development has been promising, clearly there is a global market for their technology.
I am waiting for that promise to materialise into something closer to a thriving business. I believe, in the past, that I have been down on myself for not buying into a situation when the price was at its lowest point. However, in more recent years, I feel my biggest error had been to not invest more in maturing companies when the risks are greatly reduced and years of near certain growth lie ahead.
The progress in rBV has raised the company profile, the progress to market will be interesting.
