So you share my frustation, yet you call me a joke? You understand the inconsistency here right?
Don't get me wrong, EOS has incredible long term potential. The Defence and Space addressable markets are huge over the next decade and EOS is in prime position to secure billions in new contracts.
What tipped me over the edge
1. SP has been stagnant for too far long. Whilst most other established stocks have recovered from COVID, the current EOS SP is barely half of what it was this time last year.
2. Through their Saudi and UAE supply contracts, EOS is directly linked to the civil war in Yemen, which has devolved into a humanitarian catastrophe.
Yes, war is ugly business. I knew that from the moment I bought in to EOS as my largest holding quite some time ago. For me, EOS was meant to be the technological precision with which to guide the hammer that is the ADF, and our western allies in defending democracy globally. My view on this has obviously changed, due to Yemen. EOS' involvement is irrevocably unethical, a stain on an otherwise incredible company.
I've simply posted two facts and cited reasons for selling out, there's no down ramping here. God forbid anyone who offers perspective and facts, other than those who pump their own shares though.
Clowns like you
@hilldweller will no doubt continue to stay in your dinky basements and curse at others who don't share your fanaticism, I'm sure this approach will promote "healthy" perspective.
I'm out but best of luck to EOS holders, I have no doubt you'll make money in the long term.
