Great post, Lukelee. I assume you are not an employee of QIN. If...

Great post, Lukelee. I assume you are not an employee of QIN. If you can come up with such information within a short time, what are those highly paid executives at QIN doing? When they are aware of the report and received a speeding ticket, they could have requested a trading halt on suspected market manipulation and have a couple of days to formulate the response instead of coming up with a half-hearted response with no substance whatsoever. It almost looked like QIN accepted the accusations. 'We are having a party in Melbourne' is simply not good enough an excuse.

Anyway, I hope they have now learnt a lesson about PR and keeping shareholders knowledgeable about the facts.