I have to agree with FJ on the retail being the culprit in the sell off; I think I posted that very early on. Although not everyone, but many here are quite familiar with the ways of the Venture exchange.
This whole thing unfolded as one familiar with the Venture could have predicted, except for the final price, which was so very disappointing. Yet, for one who was fairly quick on his feet, they could have sold and now bought back twice as many shares.
Many of us are afraid to be caught "out" when the "big news" hits. I'm one of those, and it has cost me many times, but this time was the worst. Even then, the reasonable thing to do was to sell at least a third of the shares, and wait.
The share price of this company is in a major slump, but as with many things, when a slump ends, it can end dramatically and good times return. When and if they do, remember, they can reverse at any time.
