Your schedule is none of my business but to be responding to a...

Your schedule is none of my business but to be responding to a post of mine made weeks earlier, at 9 in the morning on ANZAC day, accusing me of being repetitive and lonely, when I hadn't posted a single thing on AGY for weeks... it's a concerning way to start your long weekend.

Clearly the stress of the state of your investment is getting to you and you're in need of someone to lash out at. I'm obviously getting more free rent than is healthy for you. Focus on your investment, not the posts of someone who called the fall of the company before you did and hadn't even posted for weeks.

Hopefully the rest of your long weekend went better than it started, taunting yourself with my posts from weeks earlier. As a rule I don't advocate the ignore function but if I am that upsetting to you and you can't help yourself, you should probably use it, literally everyone will benefit. As I've pointed out many times, I often stop posting on AGY for lengthy times and only get brought back in when someone (usually someone like you or gcar) drags me back in, ironically accusing me of being obsessed with the company despite them being obsessed with me personally. I didn't bother commenting on some of the recent announcements even though I still watch (and there were several red flags I could have pointed out recently, but didn't bother with - anyone who hasn't woken up at this point is in a coma). No bother at all to me, it's often fun and interesting, but if you're responding abusively to old posts it's probably unhealthy for you, and there's significant irony in accusing someone of being lonely when you're responding to one of their old posts on the first morning of a long weekend.

Last time I posted my sentiment wasn't even set to sell. We'd seen that 1.4c low which I was confident it would bounce off (considered buying a trading parcel, would have picked up 20%, the total rise was over 30%). Since then it has. Sentiment reset to sell.