RE:RE:Timber...as price support falls...This stock market trend is playing out on a global level. Yes, S7s stock could be halved just like any other tech stock as we have seen as of late - especially as many take their losses or are forced out of the market to keep pace with their mortgage payment and rising food costs. If you're in this to make a quick buck I'd duck out. If you believe in S7's innovative portfolio of timely innovations that are sitting on the starting line of the most disruptive technology-driven industrial revolution, I'd stick around and strap on your seatbelt. Global power supplies are no doubt getting cut back substantially - inclusive of food output (all energy in/outputs).... on purpose to literally starve out many of the weakest, poorest and sickest to which there are billions that will never make any kind of economic contribution. Conspiracies aside folks, it's absolutely no secret that automation and AI specifically replicate and replace the demand for human resources for any and all companies inclusive of start ups to conglomerates. One could easily make the argument that technological innovations subdue economic growth and overall need for consumption. This is especially true when the present day outputs have led billions of people to get sick (aka lost productivity). I mean in many of the richest countries obesity levels are off the charts which is by no mean sustainable. Lowering the carbon footprint is the overall name of the game which is being greatly expedited. The prospects of war amongst the richest nations helps to justify their actions of both energy consumption reduction and bigger governments. The Ukraine good, Russia bad narrative pushes many to get in line and do as they are told for the "greater good" (aka the rich). Less energy/outputs means fewer people, reduced consumption, less energy availability (initially) along with a conserted effort to minimize waste of any kind. The world owes us all nothing. I can assure you that the economic system isn't designed to provide any level of guaranteed life insurance either - for anyone that fails to contribute in some manner especially. I believe S7s portfolio holds water regardless of present market conditions. Risk vs reward - weigh your own personal risk tolerance as always.