You are obviously way ahead of where I am. This stock was just...

You are obviously way ahead of where I am. This stock was just about the first I bought when I got into this gig some six months ago. I was in love with it, and a few others~ but everyone told me , "you can't do that" you've got to be dispassionate, and react to the trends. Buy low, sell high~ and do it all again tomorrow. Be ruthless! So I did this for a couple of months, and I bought and sold so many codes I 've started to forget them... but the legacy was lots of blunders and a sea of red~~not big money you understand.I had allowed myself twenty grand to start.

Anyway the upshot is, instead of giving up on it as a bad joke, I am once again searching out stocks I can love, research their fundamental value as best I can, stick with them, and let my portfolio grow at its own pace. I really do worry that worthy endeavour like Viralytics, Mesoblast, and Carnegie for example, are being impeded by the sharks on ASX, but I'm not at all sure that worry is justified~ after all, a sale is also a buy. The ocean still contains the same amount of water, no matter how much the big fish churn it.

In all situations where the weak and strong live together, the weak must stand together or get picked off one at a time. That is why I think that small passionate investors can beat the sharks by not being bluffed into panic selling (as the old Mortein ads said it: when you're on a good thing, stick to it!)

Now all this may be spurious logic; I'd just like to hear more experienced heads explain why it is, or isn't, so. (My gut feeling is that you are probably correct BTW)

Tell me, as related to share trading, what is the mechanism by which these trials are being impacted...I really don't understand the link, and I am keen to learn....because that would simply be a tragedy if it is a fact. Deplorable and shameful.

Cheers,
Pat
All my own opinions for what they are worth. DYOR and stay strong