@swagman.... you are certainly unique, I will give you that LOL!...

@swagman.... you are certainly unique, I will give you that LOL!
I know you have previously stated you hold because you cant take the loss at the moment,
which on it's own is a perfectly fine approach.
But, when i look through your responses to the questions I raised in my post, your outlook does
not look good to say the least.
In summary, you have hard earned / inherited cash, invested in a company that burns through money at a rapid rate, constantly misses timelines, cant raise money to fund it's vision, fails to stay relevant, has little interest of value shown to it by much larger companies, has little or no chance of multiplying in value and to top it off, is run by a has been?
Swagman, are you reading this?? If you genuinely believe in the above, only option is to get out mate.
Sitting around hoping you are wrong, (unless you accept you are someone that's wrong often), is a crazy approach and would surely do little to your investing confidence moving forward even if you do salvage some lost money?
Great opportunities exist out there where even if your down 50% at the moment, this can be recovered in no time. Would love to recommend one to you but obviously cant to that on the NOR thread.
Got to back yourself mate, if it's a decent chance of success hang in there, if the above is truly believed......better 50% loss than 100% or whatever the ratio is....