SAS (ASX) Payment soon... But when?

Originally posted by Hunterr ↑

Ape of God you have a sentiment of sell and you say SAS in your own word will succeed. ?
Don't you think you sound contradicting specially when you HOLD yourself and won't sell?
I just find it stupid that anyone that HOLDS would have a sell sentiment,
if that was the case and you really believed that sentiment you would of already sold out its as simple as that.

From you this is:
I have no doubt that SAS will succeed in having all their shoe boxes in orbit within the next 2-3 years.

Really and you have a sell sentiment?

I think the company will be a main player in the industry.

Really and you have a sell sentiment. ?

However, I have concerning thoughts that the share price will not reach the heights of the Pearls. I fear dilution for a long way to come.

So your saying won't go as high as the pearls but WILL GO UP so a sentement of sell is just not right in my view.
But you have evrey right to put what ever sentement you like,
but I have to point out that you sound Contradictive big time.

I'm sure their will be more dilution SAS can always buy back shares of holders in the future to lower dilution.
or they could do other options to have less dilution either way
The SP will still get to $2+ if they can do all that YOU said they will do in the above statement.
Even with another 50% dilution.

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Mate, we've discussed this already. My sentiment is sell because I think the share price will sink lower than what it currently is in the short to medium turn. I personally won't sell because I'm not a day trader/week trader/month trader. I hold long term to save giving out a larger piece of my pie when I eventually do sell and the tax man comes knocking.

The advancement of a company does not mean a subsequent increase of the share price. Take for example the launch and successful testing of the diamonds. This is a huge milestone and world first but the share price has been down in the dumps significantly from its pervious high. You said it yourself that there's a likelihood that the company will come to the market seeking funds at a discount. When that happens it's obvious the price is going to drop and create a better buying opportunity despite the company making another advancement in the right direction. Under those circumstances would it not be a legitimate option to have a current sentiment as sell if one believes a better buying opportunity is around the corner?

Sure SAS can buy back shares but that's not something I would rely on. If I was in managements position my aim would be to look after the business and not share holders. The turning point of this stock will come when when the company is self funded and is no longer required to leech off the ASX.

If you're right and we make it to $2 or even $1 in the next couple years I will admit how wrong I was and fly to Melbourne just to tell you in personal and buy you a beer.