As always you bring great clarity to this board for which I am indebted.
I really think some investors might step back a bit and allow that those in positions of command deserve every right to self manage their finances as befits their own interests. I know I do it and see no reason for others to be less deserving of the freedom.
Avita holds such incredible potential, something most of us know or we'd not be here, right? I've got a major tax bite coming along next month and I, too, will have to let go of cash. As it happens, I've got it set aside already so I won't have to tap into my RCEL share position. But I'm not running a publicly traded company and that means I've got time at hand to preplan things. DR. Perry has an enormously large and complicated schedule to deal with and I can't understand how anybody could find fault with Avita's outcome over the past couple of years.
It seems to me that a lot of investors could try harder to invest with fewer judgmental antics and, instead, focus on forward strides taken and newly proved worthy of our investments. Some, no doubt, continue to await those elusive $15 shares. Not to suggest we won't experience slides in the future for we surely will. But I wouldn't go so far as to suggest I'll feel sold out or a victim of a dump. No, I'm as happy as could be with the life I have as it stands. And as so long as I can remain standing in my life as opposed to assuming a horizontal position, I have nothing at all to point an accusatory finger at.
It's a beautiful day here in Texas pre-hurricane. Let's all enjoy it!
