there's a vote of confidence., page-6

Seems like some people at NSP have been upset by what's been said on HC, specifically, one option-exercising ex-PrIME director, who shall remain nameless.

From what FX tells me, almost all of the posts involved the naming and shaming of 1 particular person.

FX thinks that NSP is in such a dire position with the funding deal being a load of rubbish (his words were stronger and cannot be posted here). I am not so sure, but his argument seems to have strong validity, certainly in light of the lack of "skyrocket" that the "cheerleaders" (as FX calls them) have predicted to the NSP price. As he says, "the Holy Grail we've been waiting for has left the price 30% lower than when the whole Singapore deal was announced".

Now I am not one for believing in conspiracy theories, but, when FX has had all of these posts whitewashed in one giant swoop, it may suggest that he has hit a very raw nerve.

FX suggested that I post some stuff, which would set the whole thing ablaze, but I can't because the facts may create a legal threat to me. Sorry FX, I can't post all of those things, even though you sent me the documents. Insider trading, deception of shareholders and breaking the law through the Corporations Act.

Whatever, the facts are damning. Even disgraceful. I don't understand how, with the facts as they are, why there have not been charges laid and jail time being served?

So FX, I hope that your sanction has helped you learn your lesson. Don't name and shame. It's a shame, but you can't say the name. This may allow criminals to continue in full view, but that's just the way it is. Sorry mate, but suck it up.