Hi @Wen,
To put it bluntly, BFC are still in the growing phase and have a lot of potential. They have made some progress in the form of partnerships, online marketplace and Oziris development but we are yet to see the quantitative results of these. There are a few hiccups/confusions that have spooked investors in the past; whether it be contracts falling through, performance fees, listing costs, dividends paid by savings and not income etc etc. 2017 will be a true glimpse into the company as we begin to see their performance in black and white, without initial startup/listing costs and accrued revenue.
I think most people who bought BFC were/are in it for the long run and realise it takes time for micro-cap companies to establish themselves. I think those who have sold or are selling were expecting a quick flip.
My personal view is that management are making sustainable decisions and we should begin to see this company grow in time. I unfortunately bought @ > 50c but I have no doubt I will get my money back within a year or two.
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