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Originally posted by jakspara: ↑

Not sure it’s about desperately wanting out, I’d say it’s more about finally seeing some reward for effort…..there’s been constant comparison to Recon from both management and investors, yet it’s chalk and cheese when you compare the marketing and investor relations effort. We’ve paid a significant amount of shares to a PR company, what have we received in return thus far? The recent upgrade surprised massively to the upside, yet we barely muster a whimper, I think this really highlight’s the current state of affairs. Most other companies have bounced back 15-20% from the June selling with no news, so the fact we could barely get back to 20c on what should have been a 50-100% announcement speaks volumes about what the general market consensus is towards Invictus. There’s been far too many missed targets and failed timelines, the market doesn’t like this and will punish the company hard, it’s time to start delivering some of these carrots that have been endlessly dangled in front of us……until then, no one is interested. Given the size of the upgrade, it just goes to show how lazy the the recent cr was, we are now reaping the “rewards” of this raise in more ways than one might think. There was mention in a recent webinar about how lucky Invictus is to have a very loyal following of long term retail investors…..I sense this is now changing somewhat. The ever imminent DTC listing is a moot point now, all it’s achieved is to make us look like a rudderless minnow way out of our depth. If this is the status quo we’ll be lucky to see 25c at spud, which in my books is a massive fail when only months ago the market was keen to push this to 50c…..blind Freddy could see that.

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