RHG clearly is suffering. But will RHG be like QBE in September...

RHG clearly is suffering. But will RHG be like QBE in September 2001 when it fell into freefall below $2.00 a share and is today $30+ a share?

If you have a penchant for risk, I'd be getting into RHG anywhere below 80c or even $1.00.

If RHG survives the next year, then yes, its worth far more than $1.00 a share.

But don't put any $ into RHG that you aren't prepared to lose.

Usually shares are rated Low Risk, Moderate Risk, High Risk and Very High Risk.

I don't think Very High Risk fully describes the risk of this company.

Extremely High Risk but the possibility of having very high returns so, you guys with a penchant for the risky, you'd be looking at getting into it.

The fund managers have been bailing I notice, that's not a good sign - probably far to risk for their fund rules so sold up.