IMO
After reading countless comments and all company releases over the last week I can honestly say you have done nothing but stall any discussion about the things that actually matter. By people constantly asking why they don't just add in more tiny hammer mills or constantly misleading people with wild claims of $40m debt, people have not had a chance to discuss what the real issues are which is why Cartesian make up 50% of the board, why did they not fix the plant when they raised $5m or whatever it was, why is no money being raised invested into cascavel and why has nobody resigned etc
Maybe if they had these discussions at length they could have exited higher instead of reading the same rubbish regurgitated over and over for 6 months.
Every time a conversation is started it is railroaded by people looking for pats on the back because they called the obvious months ago or rejoicing in the pain that people are suffering. Do you have any idea of the mental anguish situations like this can cause? Shareholders should be able to speak about these issues at length instead of having to deal with childish behaviour. Or fear of adding ammo to your arsenal by talking about certain matters. Maybe its time to grow up? The people who "ramped" the stock in a bid to fool less knowledgable investors exited a long time ago and are most likely doing the same somewhere else - maybe you should be "saving" people in those companies.
Infact the management team are most likely loving your input as it takes shareholders away from the real issues. Management have been distancing themselves from their wild claims when they came on board with periods of no news followed by the next fool proof plan to increase production.
Now is the time retail investors should stick together and demand answers and explanations from their managing director but instead they are being personally attacked by faceless bitter ex holders.
If anyone reading this is feeling the effects mentally of loosing money don't be afraid to talk to your loved ones and remember your mental health is more important than any amount of money.
