Running discussion on SP, page-12378

Having had a rest from reading the drivel (apart from a few respected posters) and the bickering where one poster attacks another poster personally, I decided to catch up on missed posts from the start of the month. What a waste of 2 hours. I only returned to read after reading a Special Report in The Australian yesterday titled:
Why Weebit’s ReRAM tech looks ready for the next era of smart devices

A good objective report in language that even SOME of the posters on this forum could understand. A key take-away being: 'AI inference is shifting from the cloud to edge devices like phones and cars, and Weebit’s ReRAM is shaping up as the memory tech that could quietly power billions of them '

The very reason I gave up reading this post is that most posters had lost the ability to think rationally and objectively and were just following their own blind agendas. This should NOT be a forum where subjective data is presented in an emotive and irrational way. It only serves to discredit yourself and / or inflame other readers.

I am very much a long term holder having bought @ $0.018 in Sep 2017 and only sold to purchase options, all of which were converted in Jan 2022. I am NOT crowing about being one of the many who bought at 1.8 c and have made a killing, mainly because I had a belief in the company, board and product that it was a wise investment at the time. I continue to have that belief and it has been evidenced by me 'averaging up' on a number of occasions in the $1.50 - $2.50 window and even purchasing on marker at $4.98 around the time of the $5 CR. I have maintained my objectivity throughout and view the latter purchases as having a slightly longer window for returns than my earlier purchases. Like many, I am sitting in the red at the moment, but by the same token I am sitting tight and not succumbing to selling in order to feather the nest of the sycophantic price manipulators taking advantage of weak hands. I include this NOT to boast or moan, but to give you some indication of my objectivity .. I have had wins and losses like all but my belief is in the long term.

I find the article in The Australian to be an excellent summary of the situation in laymen's terms that even SOME here could understand .. I am not going to name names here as that is NOT the purpose of this forum. I was somewhat mistaken thinking that this might have been a good read to read comments (both for and against WBT) made by rational, objective players. I know now that I was wrong. Those who have made good contributions have been recognised by upvotes etc. and those others that keep making mindless comments based on irrational, subjective thinking get the upvotes they deserve (usually between 0-3).

The article is worth a read and MIGHT EVEN sway the thinking of the nay-sayers ... then again we might see peace in the Middle East in what is left of my lifetime.

Not advice and AIMO.