Re:Ann:Trading Halt, page-27

Hi Crom Valen & Nij

Large and small shareholders are welcome to add their opinion and it’s always good to hear positive and negatives balanced as is generally constructive, but please let’s not just aim with some overly personal digs, at a CEO and or his decent dedicated team of people.

I’ll bet many commentators here haven’t met or bothered to speak with Rob or his team, yet they still say odd things with inevitable inexplicable and unwarranted assumption, their only friend.

I trust we believe in Peel’s fine success to date and the significant potential of Cobar otherwise we wouldn’t be here.
We know there’s a litany of washed up juniors out there that have sadly & unfortunately, toiled solidly and lost in every manner of opportunity.

In prosecuting the case for haste, more reporting and a myriad of updates, I’ve said Peel is an explorer of quality, not a PR marketing firm, so whilst I do appreciate and get your point, is the alternative is to employ people just for promo’s?

Or does Rob manage the company, go drill, go explore, then analyse and report properly or waste his time and his/our money on interim conjecture huff n puff, and proffer all manner of insufficiently scrutinised data?.

I can’t imagine the offer for our NSR is anything other than a great Commercial opportunity.
A canny royalty specialist company thought they “must secure it, for a substantial cash cow trail” for their lucky shareholders.

St Barbara’s stance is that their investment isn’t passive, so until they have a board seat or greater major stake ergo a buy out, then they are as us, keen watching the several old and new projects steadily advance, with a strong respectful vested interest in our enduring success.  
We’ve certainly grown fellas, it’s not a Rome in a day gig without some trials and tribulations!
Sarg