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27/11/15

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Originally posted by Linkman19 ↑

There is ZERO reason to hold this stock at this moment in time, absolutely zero.

As I suggested in several posts previously months and months ago , they were never ever ever ever going to run to time on commissioning this plant and would come up with some rubbish to delay, rejig etc the whole thing.

Now it is another 18 months - 24 months before the plant is finished. Noting that will of course be delayed further, noting that if they ever did have a plant up and running it would take them years to finalise any deal, if any at all....why on earth would you hold right now? Put the money elsewhere and come back (if you must) when things are closer to coming to fruition (though we know they won't).

The hardest thing to do is sell a stock you have let yourself become emotionally attached to...or have become so afraid that the moment you sell the stock will fly.

Please everyone...do yourselves a favour....GET OUT of this stock.

Wishing all holders the very best.

Good to see Con back on deck and active again..must be some big news coming.

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"The hardest thing to do is sell a stock you have let yourself become emotionally attached to...or have become so afraid that the moment you sell the stock will fly."

No, the hardest thing to do is to understand why you are still here!

Rickaroonie

APG Price at posting: 0.6¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
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