Hello tbs.

The present market for Fancamp shares is, for most practical purposes, a contradiction in terms because the present market, so far as it goes, is overwhelmingly characterized by its illiquidity. Follow the unavoidable logic of our present predicament: The longer shares stand out there waiting for nothing to happen (both on the Buy End and the Sell End), the greater the illiquidity and the greater the confirmation that the market (Buy or Sell), in reality, is a mostly illusionary market.

To put it another way, at the present time, the market for our shares is not really a market at all. It is more accurate to think of it as a poll of how people feel and a poll of how patient people are. It is years now that the market for Fancamp shares has been nothing better than a faint shadow of a real market. So far as the collective investor awareness, the Fancamp share market is a contradiction in terms because—even if you concede its existence—its life, feeble as it is, operates (if you can call it that) in a near state of hibernation.

Even if you think of the Fancamp share market as a real functional investment market, the best that can be said of it is that: The slumber of its operations is splendorous. It peacefully and restfully hasn’t the least concern over accounting for the fundamentals of value. The Fancamp share marketplace is not in a neighborhood characterized by multitudes of investors eager to learn. We’re in a nearly empty marketplace whose far greater numbers left long ago, ever restless, for sunnier climes. Few of our long past comrades long kept their belief in the fruits of looking up facts and figures. If it were otherwise, they’d still be here; and our marketplace would be far more crowded.

While this is going on, the individual investors of the world and the self-proclaimed investment professionals of the world, both eagerly consult with each other, in search of the endless summer. As we all know too well, far removed from everybody else, we’ve chosen to remain in our cold and lonely place. We are not trendy people.

Count me, amongst us, as being one who does not spend time, day-by-day, worrying about being out-of-synch. I’m not going anywhere. As sure as the world turns, as sure as the fact that human brain cells, collectively, have never yet in history remained stuck and stagnated forever, things will turn around. Not only that, I predict, at some undetermined time in the not-too-distant future (but when we least expect it), there’ll develop, in investor circles, an uncontainable frenzy to own our shares. Adding fuel to the fire, there’ll be a severe shortage of supply, during the moments of the greatest demand. Once the tide turns, there’ll be too many latecomers and blind trend-followers to keep them all off the bandwagon at the same time.