Yeah, that's true, and I didn't say PHIL was a marathon, did I?
Since the post I replied to was directly referencing the Buyback being extended, that is what I was referring to. I was asking why would a PHIL long sell right before shares are bought back. That was my point. The analogy relates to the person selling, not to PHIL.
I do believe we are reaching the end of the race for getting the first shares bought back, which seems to be connected to the funding of the loan(s) happening first.
Overall, PHIL is actually a marathon, not a sprint, as there are so many things that will be happening in the years to come. So, I'll call it a marathon with no finish line, because PHIL will not be finished for a long time.
Too many think it is actually a sprint, which is proven by the lack of patience for anything to get done. Some things have taken way too long. I agree. But, the loans are a perfect example of people thinking it's taking too long, which is utterly ridiculous.
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