"If you don't like the merger deal, just sell and walk away. No harm done."
Uhh no harm done? Walk away? What, with a big fat loss. I own PLYCF shares at a significant loss. So now it only pays to hold and hope.
Why is it when someone says something negative the usual response is to tell them to sell. I find that very annoying, but maybe that is the intent of the poster. Trust me, if I knew how this holding would pan out, I would never have bought it. But now I and I'm sure many others are all in the same situation. Buying at a higher entry points (yes I did try to average down) and watching it tank, but holding on because, 1) there's no real value in selling at this point; 2) still see potential in the product; and 3) both companies have claimed great things are on the horizon.
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