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Originally posted by brett64 ↑

Serendipity firing a few bullets off at me, that's fine i can take it, hmmm wondering why you haven't sold your shares like you told me to tell Country Bob too.. I haven't even been in 12 months and my return is way over 50%, you suggest I should be in other stocks, hmmm I think not...
As for raising false expectations!!!!! really, prove they are wrong, no you cannot, you are just shooting your mouth off,I was just giving a different point of view, you have no idea how many shares I own and what I have invested, and yep I can take a hit as its me who made the decision to invest, not a broker, a mate or whoever, I'm responsible, Im accountable...
Yep I support the current management, why would I invest and not support the management..

I don't think you understand risk, to knock the current management for saving your shares is very average...you had nothing without them, nothing....they put in their own money, secured the company debts with personal guarantees so it would survive...then you get on here and have a go at me and complain and whine, you made the decision it invest no one else.
As a side point their is nothing guaranteed that all resolutions will get thorough anyway..its not a perfect world..

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Brett u have said your bit and I have said mine... could argue point by point but I’m ok to leave it here... I’ll give you ground on one point - me selling and moving on.. I was alreAdy moving in that direction....

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Ann: Chairmans Letter and Notice of Meeting, page-32

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