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I never pegged you for the bleeding heart type. It's too bad you've been swayed by the BS. I expected more.
I have all the sympathy and respect in the world for folks did their DD, identified this as a potential gold mine (pardon the pun) and who bought in to this company at .10 or higher and are seeing their investment in the red. It's understandable if they are less than happy right now.
But there is a right way and a wrong way in expressing that displeasure or uncertainty. The person you feel is being attacked did it the absolute wrong way. No ifs, ands, or buts about it. Coming on here whining about how further decline is imminent and that the sky is falling is not the right way to go about expressing your concerns. It just isn't.
Why not say that you're a little concerned with the share price and look for reassurance (which is what the person/people in question are ultimately seeking) by revisiting the info in the IBOX - you know, the FACTUAL stuff in the ibox that explains about our multi-billion dollar deposit; our multiple world-class properties; our all-star management team; our progress over the last couple years...you know - the meat and potatoes of the company that you own a part of!
Or, why not ask some of the better educated longs here what they think might prove to be a positive SP catalyst? What news releases can we speculate on in the near-term? What, in our opinion, are the priorities of the company right now? That kinda stuff...
Like I said, there is a right way and a wrong way to express concern when your investment is in the red. If all you want to do is whine, complain, bitch and moan, you should sell. Because no matter what anyone says, you've likely convinced yourself that you are part of a loosing investment decision - so salvage your losses and look elsewhere to make them back.
After all, do you think Warren Buffet is sitting at his computer wringing his hand, looking for someone to wipe away his tears when Birkshire Hathaway has a few down days? ...I'm inclined to think he's not.
Sarissa Resources is about as sound an intermediate- to long-term investment as you're going to find ANYWHERE - regardless of exchange. The management is key and should be proof enough. If it's not, we have multiple world-class properties that have PROVEN assets in the billions of dollars that will soon be proven to be economically viable to extract from the ground, bring to market and start recognizing immense profits. This all takes time and we have the team in place to see it through. You're either on board or you're not. It's always been this way here. If anyone tried to tell you different, they were doing so for their own personal gain and not for the collective good. I am here for many, many more months (years, likely), so what do I have to gain from giving others false pump to artificially raise the price temporarily? This is going to rise on its own merits and there's nothing you, nor I can do about it.
So, let's just all try to constructively go about expressing our agreement and/or displeasure with the past, present and future state of affairs for Sarissa. In the end, we'll be laughing about this - I promise you that.
My promise may mean little to you, but it means a lot to my wife and family whose quality of life I will help to improve with the considerable wealth I generate from this stock.
There's little more I can say to you than that.
Hold tight, be strong and trust in the FACTS of the company.
AI
