Ann: Presentation - JPM High Yield Conference , page-5

Good question. What keeps me interested when I don't have stock. I see it as a public service. ATI mgmt feeding shareholders a load of promotional spin. Best I can do is warn others to stay away and prevent a few people from losing their hard-earned savings.

All companies have serious issues to deal with and require regular judgment calls by management as to whether info should be released to the ASX. But ATI mgmt have had a long series of negative events not disclosed or poorly disclosed. Individually they don't amount to much, but put it all together and it looks real bad.

It's the ultimate outcome that really matters. If I thought ATI had a reasonable chance to push through to profitability, then I would keep quiet. But right now it looks hopeless, and I don't think mgmt is doing a good job of keeping shareholders informed, and I don't think anyone should give ATI more money to play with.