Cheyne summs it up well. SP is not in a good place, JP has...

Cheyne summs it up well. SP is not in a good place, JP has missed many deadlines and shown supreme confidence in things that haven’t happened (yet). This is crunch time, if they don’t kick goals this qtr then an extremely unfavourable cap raise will occur, on the back of a small one which was meant to tide them over to a great pre FID funding deal - which as yet hasn’t occurred. SP will test 5yr low if we cap raise again before any further milestones are reached.

my read as that we are near the bottom (may still flirt with 8c until significant Ann is made) and that we will have positive announcements and an ppreciable SP rise; however I can see a lot of sell pressure as burnt holders want to exit near beak even or with a profit.

I’ll continue to hold, and will likely accumulate a little more while under 10c, but if more major milestones are missed I will re-evaluate my strategy around EOFY.
despite the poor SP, the company has had some major achievements, and still has huge upside.

a lot of people want to blame a stock, the market, Covid, macroeconomic factors - it all comes down to your individual iNvestment decision making. If I lose money because I’ve lost patience or confidence with a stock, it’s on me, for poorly analysing, or miscalculating risk. Throwing toys out of the cot and saying you’ve been duped is foolish, small caps are inherently high risk, if a 6-12-24 month delay is a deal breaker for someone then don’t invest in small caps.