Ann: Quarterly Report March 2018, page-60

Im trying to understand your statement here... how do LT holders prevent a company falling over... if all the LT holders from lets say 5+ years (not really sure what time frame one needs to be classed as a LT holder), lets say they sold all their shares to new investors, how is the company at risk?....makes no sense... simply a change in the share register... LT holders have no value to the company, no more value than a short term holder... in actual fact its new investors that keep a company from falling over, they are the ones that usually support CR's and alike, as LT holders are the ones that usually get burnt due to dilution... the only way a LT holder can stand a chance with the likes of such companies as Azure is to keep averaging down in hope the company eventually learns to stand on its own 2 feet...

Its kind of laughable to think LT holders are responsible for holding Azure up... Its the likes of the German investors that are keeping it afloat at present...

IF you sold me your shares today Dolce, it will mean squat to the coy...