I carefully and patiently observed - the lack of consistent paid divs over years, was a major red flag for me - turns out my analysis was correct. I didn’t think it was stable enough to be able to pay like clockwork for many years every quarter.
It was tempting - the PPS- but I suspected as well the .03-.04 was way over priced. I was spot on correct. Crazy as that sounds - gut feeling as well.
Your def sitting well with free shares but a new investor looks at this differently. Why not instead plow $ into a monthly dividend that pays .10 either quarterly or monthly that trades from $3-6...make more money and it’s not going to do what this did- stop paying with snap of a finger. Leaving potential shareholders with a major 65- 75% loss, had they dropped in entry at .04? Plus no divs?
It had some potential - but the trust isn’t perpetual in nature, however, the lack of forthcoming information on what comes next in regards to this so called Highlander onshore well/ there’s zero guarantees this trust will do anything with that.
We don’t know if subin was doing all that dumping and many many others it’s a major red flag - if any filings come out in the future produce that knowledge then it’ll shine a light. But one thing is for sure/ lot of major holders of this likely did.
There’s likely quite a few newer investors from the last 1 year or so, found this, held it, and imo just lost their butts on this, and speculated and just lost a ton of investment money that gambled and stumbled onto this.
They were attracted to the low PPS and the divs were restarted- without looking at underlying factors. Pretty sad what occurred to those that invested and gambled. Because there’s no way those divs equal what they paid at a higher pps.
I don’t see this as a positive either with recent speculative trading range over .01 to .014-0.15 is even close to what’s it’s worth. Imo- this is sub Penny and we’re talking .005 likely imo. How did buying at .04 now being forced to sell hair over a Penny was a great deal for new shareholders?
Just my 2 cents. Mav.
