Chart Update, page-4953

Too right @Tahora. Remember the video posted about the 3 share advisor talking heads which shares they recommended as a buy, hold or sell not that long ago when the share price was around the $9 mark.

https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/buy-hold-sell-5-superior-growth-stocks

One said it was a hold and the other of them who completely missed any buying opportunity from 50c till then called it a sell as he saw them just as a middleman in selling IF to China that had run its course. He said he never understood the model and therefore he did a excellent impression of a ostrich with its head firmly planted in the sand refusing to acknowledge he was monumentally wrong on his call in the past and since he recommended it as a sell its gone up another 50%.

You know the worst thing regardless of their poor investment decisions on behalf of their investors they make money whether they get their calls wrong or right from their management fees. Great to have a job that regardless of your long list of financial qualifications and years in the investment biz and you are blind to companies that us poor mugs can see as a stellar investments. Everyone has made bad calls about the one that got away from us but Rhett Kessler from Penganna Capital takes the cake for getting his call on A2M wrong in the past, present and future. You would have to be a mug to hear his reasoning to of never taken the opportunity to enrich his investors and therefore his company and himself because he does not want to be called out on bad call and to be seen as the dunce he is.

Great to see that despite talking heads in charge of many, many millions of investors money the average Joe with courage in their research and investment decisions can do more than tens time better than the so called experts in the financial game.

If I come across as smug its because I am, I never did this for a living and yet I like a lot of other LTH have run rings around these self proclaimed experts in their fields. Would love to see Rhett actually take the time to do his job properly, research the company until you get what they are about and what they achieved and how much future potential they have. You would think after getting it so wrong he would look into the company that cost his investors so dearly and attend A2 investor meeting and do the job he is paid to do like he should of been doing all along.