Why wouldn't SIAF behave like any other company?
When market goes down people sell, the adjust their exposure to risk.
Have you ever thouight that maybe some people see SIAF as a high risk equity ?
If market goes down of course people will sell their riskier assets? True or not?
So why always always try to explain the decline in stockprice with:
1. IronRidge deal
2. Short seller?
3. China stocks downturn
4. general perception that people don't understand the potential of SIAF
5. Paying JV partners and paying for services with shares (and assuming everyone sells there shares as soon as possible)
6. Dilution is bad bad bad ....sell!
Maybe you can think like this.
A person invests in SIAF and it goes down from 80 cents to 60 cents. Why not sell it? Why not deal with it the same way that any other stock. Why treat SIAF
differently ?
A few weeks ago Chad stated that SIAF had over 5000 different owners. So seriously you all think that all of them are long term investors and not getting
tired of "the ultimate holding company's" weird performance and give up. I would too if I was normal. I regret many times that I was to stupid not to sell. I
bought my first SIAF in July 2010 and I have bought more SIAF shares at 2 more occasions. And I will buy more when the time is right.
People get tired of heraing the same thing all over again. Last week or the week before Chad told us that every summer the share is declining so they will
not release any news until in September. Why?Is Chad trying to teach the market something? If Solomon plan to pay for sevices with shares, wouldn't it be
easier to release news and try to have the market guide the price of the shares to a higher level instead of not telling the market anything.
Reading the above I start to understand why some people sell. If I didn't buy my shares 2 years ago and just bought them after X-mas when the new contracts
and updates came through to the market I would be feeling sorry for myself now. Down 50% en declining every day.
But hey we have growth! And liquidity! And trust...... no not yet?
Why would the Swedes be different from any investor out there? Don't you think some of the Swedes have sold yet?
Reading this board I think some of you actually misunderstood the Swedes. The Swedes get tired too, the swedes sell too when they want to adjust risk level, the
swedes behave like any investor out there. Maybe one difference is the the Swedes listen to Jordanfund a bit more than the average investor. But some of the
flagship stocks from the Jordanfund have been performing very poorly lately so maybe the investors and speculators following the Jordanfund community is
starting to lose their temper. In the stockmarket that is normal. Problem is that no one seems to understand that here. Some people who make an investment will
have to accept a loss, not all people just stay in a share until it is turned around.
Please accept that some are not happy with the chart of SIAF and decided to sell. Reading the posts here I get the idea that no one good is selling and the one's
that are are evil are shortsellers or IronRidge.
Chad you got your liquidity now but actually waiting the whole summer with news just because you think that normally the share behave in a certain way in
the summer, isn't that a bit too strange. It keeps my mind wandering off to think, does he really have any news to give out or is he just playing?
If the market has that thought in it's mind, the only way for the stock is down... insecurity creates panic.... and back to Solomon, why not be more open about giving out shares. He is very secret about the growth story, no releases but a lot of "we will make millions in the future"
Sometimes Solomon seems to be an stubborn old man who will not listen to anybody else. Maybe he is a good inventor but when it comes to treating the shareholders or/and using she share capital in a good benefiacial way for all parts including the shareholders. You have to wonder why the company is so extremely quiet about things?
