Absolutely no sarcasm intended (but I can see how you could ,based on the words I used,think I was getting at others for not doing/contibuting or whatever to the cause). I was simply adding to my view of the strategy that is advised for AZA shareholders ,which is 1.Dont be sucked in by fancy,expensive P R in a situation like ROCS bid for AZA-its bound to be part of a competent bidders strategy 2. Dont regard ROC as a friend,because they absolutely are not 3. There are precedents for the position that AZA holders are in and the outcome is more likely to be a favourable one for those who stand firm and DO NOTHING than the picture that ROC has painted that you are likely to suffer badly by not accepting. I would almost be tempted to stick my neck out and say that ROCs SSH notice this morning has started to show my strategy is likely to be the best one- it might be a blip in the pattern of acceptances but to score only a bit more than 1% acceptances over 3 days, each of which is a day where mail was delivered, is a low success rate. I will wait for the mail to arrive at ROC a few more times before sticking my neck out further.Nexus hold part of the key,but not all of it. Even if Nexus accepts I think ROC will struggle to get 90% but I will reserve further comment on this point as well for at least a few more days.
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