AusEire
Founding Member.
Those talking about a second strike really have no idea what that brings. They think it's the automatic sacking of the board. It's not. The board will get re-elected because the majority of shareholders support them.Are people really this naïve lol?
As always, I do understand the frustration and patience wearing a bit thin...
I do think that half of the people who are complaining about things they have no control over, would also be complaining about any stock they held which was down. You're not the only people who are having a tough time in these market conditions lol.
Just to give you a few example of highs during the Covid boom to the current lows now... (Please note these are not intra-day highs. Only EOD rough estimate highs)
IMU: High: 60 cents Low: 3.9 cents Today: 8.9 cents - Down 85% from high to todays finish.
ZIP: High: 14 dollars Low: 25 cents Today: 41 cents - Down 97% from high to todays finish.
IBX: High: 23 cents Low: 1 cents Today: .8 cents - Down 96.5% from high to todays finish.
POD: High: 81 cents Low: 2.9 cents Today: 3.6 cents - Down 95.6% from high to todays finish.
VR1: High: 27 cents Low: 2.5 cents Today: 2.7 cents - Down 90% from high to todays finish.
PBH: High: 16 dollars Low: 68.5 cents Today: 76 cents - Down 95% from high to todays finish.
OIL: High: 44 cents Low: 7.2 cents Today: 10 cents - Down 77.3% from high to todays finish.
NVX: High: 12 dollars Low: 61.5 cents Today: 73.5 cents - Down 94% from high to todays finish.
VUL: High: 16 dollars Low: 2.05 dollars Today: 2.42 dollars - Down 85% from high to todays finish.
SZL: High: 420 dollars Low: 9 dollars Today: 14.7 dollars - Down 96.5% from high to todays finish.
BRN High: 2.10 dollars Low: 14.5 cents Today: 18.5 cents - Down 92% from high to todays finish. (Yes we had a $2.34 intraday high but did not close at $2.34 - Just clarifying before someone comments this.)
this is only to name a few. Bio-techs. BNPL's. Jr Explorers and technology. They all have one thing in common, all being speculative.
Any ways - It's been a tough time for investors in small caps over the past 3 years. Massive unrealised gains and massive unrealised losses. Thing do tend to change quite rapidly thou.
Rates have been increasing. Yields seem to not be slowing down and inflation doesn't help anyone.
Luckily for us, I really do believe small caps must be completely undervalued based on historic graphs and in contrast to the rest of the market.
My point is, majority of investors are all in the same boat, no matter which small cap speculative stock they have chosen in the past 2 1/2 years.
I have doubts like everyone. Then I logically think about the accomplishments from BRN in the past 2 years and feel more bullish than ever.
I see many bluechip companies talking specifically about SNN's and neuromorphic computing being the future. I'll happily take my chances as not many people know about this technology what so ever. Once the ship starts sailing it will be very hard to get cheap shares.
This talk of a second strike is also quite silly. It will only be more negative for everyone.
DYOR. This isn't financial advice.
Cheers.
For example
They get this second strike that they are craving.
The SP tumbles even more, uncertainty sets in.
Then what?
Who's going to want to work for a company that has shareholders as unstable as some in here. That is a serious question btw.