This entire post is predicated on you having badly misread what...

This entire post is predicated on you having badly misread what I actually wrote, per this sentence: "You want them to show high growth in earnings"

I did not say this. What I said was: "I will be happy to change that position if the company shows some growth in their earnings, and if that means buying at a higher share price than today, but with lower risk, I'm fine with that."

I was asked by Bill what I am looking for in the company for me to invest (the reason I am on these threads is because I like the product). Given where PNV is at in its lifecycle, after approximately 5 years of me following this company I want to see some operational leverage finally start to flow through, even if only in small amounts. So far they have bounced from small-to-medium losses to profit from one year to the next. Market consensus is for them to do around $120M in sales in FY25. Growth is great, and is the game, but sooner or later a company of this size needs to show some operational leverage, to demonstrate they can grow and self-fund. This is what I am looking for. I do not expect everyone to agree, it is just my approach.

May I politely suggest those keen to critique my approach or my posts (which is welcome) try to read them properly before furiously tapping out replies.