tallplumber, If the individual is a holder there would be more...

tallplumber,

If the individual is a holder there would be more than frustration. There may be those that talk or portray a picture of "everything is fine" but seeing a share price go from 10.5c high to under 6c there is a lot of hurt out there. In the end its the share price that determines wealth creation or destruction. Markets don't care about positive or negative talk. Its the share price that is the bottom line.

Even those that say "you don't lose if you don't sell" are just kidding themselves. This is only true on a tax recording. Anyone that has a purchase price that is higher than say 8c are praying this will move back to at least break-even. Those averaging say 10c+ I would say are more than nervous.

If the share price was 10,5c and moves back to 5.5c, it needs a 91% gain to move back to 10.5c. if someone was had the bad luck of purchasing at the 12 month high of 14.5c and seeing the shares move back to 5.5c, they need a 164% gain to break-even.