DNDN management has failed, not their product! That would be a totally different thing.
The underlying fact remains that DNDN were the trailblazers, who were bound to make some mistakes along the way as they sorted out the process, and PRR can and will learn from their mistakes.
PRR are in an extremely strong position to move forward from here and keep ticking all the boxes.
I have 100% faith in our board to get things right, just as they have been doing for the past few years.
I think US investors will still see huge upside potential in PRR and will jump onboard accordingly.
But thats just my opinion...
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