That is not advice, it was sharing information of the typical trading patterns we experience. Tell me, was I wrong?. And if it helped people in getting a position at a lower price, I am happy for them. I'm not interested in pumping to get people to pay a higher price or to orchestrate a retail pump to improve the balance of my portfolio, that's not what I am about. It's not retail buyers that will push the SP up and then sustain the price so I see no harm in pointing out our trading pattern to fellow retailers who may have not been watching as closely as others. Us retailers have little to no advantage in the market, so why not try help each other out a bit?
Because you don't address the concerns with counter arguments, you go straight for the throat and you actually do try to discredit posters, maybe you don't realise it. Not everyone has to be happy sitting in silence and avoiding the tough questions. I have never said you are living under a rock (there you go again) but it very much appears you would prefer people not to talk about the downfalls of this company.
I don't stand up for down-ramping, I stand for the equality of all perspectives and not deliberately taking people out of context. I'm not a ramper, I'm a realist. Years in the industry have given me an understanding and perspective of things that happen behind the scenes that many others fail to see or understand. Although I must admit, ignorance can be bliss. Sometimes I wish I was in that boat as life can be far easier.
I haven't said half of what I would like to say here, and for the most part, I have only said what I have said because you poke the bear and gloss over the real issues like everything is rosy. Most of my opinions or views cannot be said here as it would start a wild fire.
I don't recall ever saying I have not contacted management, however, I do recall saying I that shouldn't have to contact them though. They should be able to stand on their feet on their own and do the right thing for the shareholders. FYI I have made regular contact, yet I keep being given the typical car salesman responses. "We too are surprised at the lack of market interest, but we can assure you we are working hard to turn it around. Thank you for your feedback, we will take it into future consideration" - not a direct quote, but you get the drift. I've been in the game for a while, I know how the game gets played. There's only so much a single shareholder can do on their own. Hence my frustration with this stock and why I'm not happy with what I am seeing.
Yes, I know. But you have made the accusation once or twice before so I wanted to clarify it again for you. If you get a couple of T20 lists on the right dates over the last 2 weeks, it will point you in the right direction.
My views will not change until I see some change in the way NAE is run and I'm very much of the opinion we need a fresh face to to the team to build some market confidence and attract a new solid investor base. Neither have happened yet, so no change on my behalf either.
Anyway, yes, we clearly will never see eye-to-eye so it's probably pointless we continue to discuss. Thanks for the banter, twas fun.
NAE Price at posting:
0.9¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
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