It saddens me greatly to see so many investors and traders alike hurt by a company most in 2008-2009, including myself, considered a "safe" penny investment; that rare company with quality assets, sound management and a great base of hold and accumulate "longs". I was one of those longs too. However, another penny stock I was in at the time taught me a valuable lesson, that there is no such thing as a safe investment in the penny market; to always take profit! Therefore, when opportunity presented itself during the National Instrument craze well over a decade ago, I did what was against my better judgement and closed my SRSR position between .13-.18 cents. With the profit, I left the penny market entirely in 2009 and invested the money in the big caps.
I periodically check on the SRSR board hoping to find Longs in the green again, Management finally realizing value for its shareholders; some who have loyally held for over 15 years! Many have been hurt by blindly trusting the Company, it's Management and the vast potential of its assets. It is clear now, what was not so clear back in 2008, that a last name like Keevil is not worth much if the intent is not to seek shareholder value or realize the business plan long-term.
My heart goes out to those of you who lost retirements, family money; funds you couldn't afford to lose. A very hard lesson indeed. At .0001, it is hard to find positives here, but I'll finish by saying that SRSR once rose from the ashes of the triple zeros to climax at .21 cents, and anything is possible in this crazy world of pennies.
