Hi, To clarify, were you the lady representing the ASA? Having...

Hi, To clarify, were you the lady representing the ASA?
Having attended the AGM last year, i feel I have a clear view of things. It seems to me that there is some risk over their business model and accounting. If their business model allows instalments, then I think prudent accounting would be to record revenue when received, not in the first year. We need transparency, not accounting legalist gobbledy gook.
Prior to the AGM, I was trying to understand why the share price had dropped so far.
The Shortman website shows that 1% of the share capital has been sold short since mid October. There are some people (analysts?) who feel the stock is not under valued. Therefore, for the foreseeable future, at lease until Feb 19 results announcement, the stock is less likely to rise.
Having been criticised again at this AGM for not holding shares, until the Board and Management lift their holdings by buying on market, then where is the upside?