has the rot set in?, page-2

hello caver, your comment is hard to fathom:

"and the others including myself who were sucked in 12 months ago with promises of wealth from Treasure Island, paying high for what we thought would be our path to riches".

There have been no promises of wealth, EVER!!

You have speculated on a gold share, become a share holder in a company that is exploring for and mining gold; it has become a producer and is developing the potential to become a major producer.

NO PROMISES!! NEVER HAS BEEN!!

With any share trading activity one should always have a comfortable area to say enough and get out without losing your shirt . . . a stop loss . . . and one should use it.

There are no "White Knights", but there are predators that prey on fools who chase "quick profits". Quick profits are rare on the ASX . . . at present your are holding one of the few with the potential to become a multibagger; do not give your potential away to any predator out there.

If you are losing a lot, perhaps you should check and see whose fault that is and put the blame squarely where it should be . . . ON YOUR SHOULDERS, no one else is to blame.

And, yes, there are at least two groups of holders in FML, actually there are probably quite a few different groups of holders, each for a different reason.

From your comments, I sense a feeling of sour grapes towards those who are trading, investing, speculating etc. in a responsible manner and you are upset that your "path to riches" is a little bumpy.

The path to riches in the share market takes a lot of time, due diligence and discipline in trading, have a plan and stick to it . . . and success may happen and set you off on a "path to riches".

Remember, you were not "sucked in 12 months ago with promises of wealth from Treasure Island, paying high for what we thought would be our path to riches" . . . you bought shares in a company, you chose to buy them, do not blame anyone else or you will never succeed in building wealth.

Night time and I have too much time on my hands. Caver, I wish you the best, and if you would accept one piece of advice: Don't blame anyone else for your actions and outcomes when buying and selling anything . . . your choice your responsibility.
Thanks Jahar