Graeme, I agree with you entirely. It's almost unimaginable to...

Graeme, I agree with you entirely.

It's almost unimaginable to think that ASIC could, or would let this one go without at a least a please explain from the BOM and company management.

But I don't think anything will happen, except us shareholders getting the short shaft again. I was hoping it was purely a case of Mr. Chapman needing some milk money when he cashed in his shares, after all the report from him about our company's performance was very positive, all blue sky, but overnight oddly enough , the blue sky turned bleak, very bleak.

The BOM had to know of the events that led to the profit downgrade, it is their duty to govern the company, and advise the management, either way the BOM have to go. It's either gross negligence, or gross misleading of company events that they are guilty of, no excuse or claim can be accepted.

As an investor and holder of this stock I thought our days of 30c were well and truly behind us, it now looks as though we wait another 3 or so before the $1 days (hopefully) bless us again.

To say the whole affair leaves a bitter and hostile taste to swallow is an understatement.