RE:RE:To clarify ...Companies should raise money if it's on favorable terms to them. At 10$ it was clearly favorable. Not so for those who bought then but over time it may prove to still be a good investment (I believe it will, obviously).
I think everyone will agree that the Israel investment was a mistake. No arguments there.
The funds are pretty neutral in my book. Yes, not much has come in terms of product rights but considering how much cash we have, the funds have been a great place to park excess capital. So, if that's a mistake I'll take those mistakes all day.
Even if you look at Biotoscana, it was poor timing but they couldn't have foreseen the pandemic like anyone else would have. Still, the returns are starting to show and they are still fine tuning. The margins are likely to increase from here and it's still yielding a respectable return today.
The next year or two will show how well it plays out. Logically, there is little love for this stock, they are coming out of the pandemic which was particularly hard on GUD and expectations are rather low. I keep playing the same tune but these are the things a patient value investor looks for.
Lastly, timing is everything, people have been gushing about tech stocks for years and rightly so. Now most are down over 50% and the tables turn very quickly. You can make the same argument for PYPL, SHOP, NFLX, BABA, FB et al. and say what crappy companies. Timing will tell if they are great buys today and same with GUD.