I dont
see a contradiction there, he could of bought the shares at
a higher price than they are now and therefore
although regretting holding them
he can see that there is more opportunity to
regain some of the losses by
holding out for developments.
I myself am in a similar position, recent weakness in price has however
allowed plenty of averaging down, my average
purchase price is now down to
2.30. Like mike said the result should be
good, there is sure to be a nice
dividend to look forward to, quickly followed
(hopefully) by an announcement
concerning the restructuring.
Personally im also
heavily into GPG and would like to see them involved
in the situation.
nick
Mike,
You have puzzled me with an apparent
contradiction..your first post on the topic refers to "deep regret " at owning
FLB ; your latest post encourages Peter to hang onto his
.....?
Rgds, Tony
Haddon
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