RE: RE: RE: RE: Frustrating Good for Bill that he bought shares. I'd loved to have bought shares at 11.5 cents. Unfortunately, I invested lots higher and although I buy approximately every 2 weeks, I'm at -45%. In my current position, I'd prefer that they do some caretaking of the company and make something happen. They should buy back shares if it's so low and such a good buy. Or do something else with the money than just have it sit there and take care of the relatively low burn-rate that goes to salaries and whatnot. There's absolutely no way it can be beneficial for a group of companies to let things slide like this and not care about it, or excuse it with all companies are in a downslump at the moment. When issuing options, there was enough care and dry powder to run it up over 30 cents. With that conquest over and done with, there's no buying unless it's a whopping 4 cents under cash-value? Hard markets or not, there no solid uranium company that's in more of a downtrend than Tigris. None of them has shown such an easy rise and fall either, as in the case of the options issues at 25 cents when we talk about a meteoric rise from 17 cents or so to above 30.
I'm extremely disappointed in how management has handled this baby of theirs. I'm hoping for an exit through a merger, and none of my money will make its way back into the Predator Group because when the going gets tough, this group seems to get run over and be perfectly fine with the rest of us run over by the same bus.
Call my reaction childish. Call it what you will. Give me a vote of 1 on Stockhouse for "usefulness". I make my investment picks very, very carefully, and I've never been more disappointed in anything than this. Yes, good for Bill that he bought more at 11.5 cents, that takes away a lot of my financial pain buying it at significantly higher levels and down to 15 cents. I'm sure everyone else that financed things are happy with that development. Good investment or bad investment, Bill probably made a good one at 11.5 cents. But I'm not putting any more money into this group of companies, and I'm sure others feel the same, so that's the price you pay for cheap shares. Yes, it's a very personal post of mine, and it's got little to do with actual facts, but this is a DISCUSSION board and I'd expect I've posted enough facts in the past for the voting idiots on here to not get all hard over the "usefulness"-button. (And if you're not a voting idiot, take no offense.)