RE: Nawar The thing about opinion is - we all have them. It does not mean it's right or wrong, but we do have them. Just because someone has an audience (and writes a column somewhere) it does not mean his opinion is better or worse than say, a nobody like myself.
For the record all Nawar's so call concerns on PSN have all been duly noted before. I do think they are valid. Do I think they can happen - perhaps, but rather unlikely. Nawar's view is all negative that's a given, however he failed to mention (perhaps by design) the positive aspects of PSN as an investment, which we all are familiar with. If not we would not be getting, say annoyed. The company is barely three months old and these folks are predicting it's demise. Meanwhile dividend paying companies such as YLO has been dying in front of our eyes for years. Using that as an example, the death of PSN is great exaggerated, even if it's going to die so to speak.
Actually I do have a revelation that the analysts are all looking at PSN wrong by using conventional methods to evaluate PSN. The company is unique and one of its kind. It's a service company in an industry of ONE. There are no other companies in the same field - yet. All the so call bench mark comparisons are useless. Normal analysis of margins, returns, ratios are all meaningless.
Let's just leave our money in there and see how long we can ride its success. Meanwhile I do have my finger on the sell button as a precautionary measure. LOL. .