RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:So nitwitprince can't read posts. No wonder. Or are youGoldMember - thanks for two responses to my post responding to Stocktree. Guess he's tied up in very important matters and recruited you to respond on his behalf. Your response is an extensive list of items hashed out by all of us itemizing all the things we are not satisfied with management efforts or the apparent lack of governance.
Where we don't go though is concluding the company assets and prospects must therefore be fairly valued. Those of us with substantive shareholdings understand the value of the assets far exceed the current trading price. The share price is being actively suppressed by parties unknown while management and governance don't seem inclined to acknowledge it or do anything about it. Shame on them and it is one of the major items of dissatisfaction with management amongst others which you have also kindly listed.
What is your objective? Do you believe the share price is at the highest level it will achieve? If yes then logic would say sell your shareholdings and move on. Best of luck in your future endeavours in that instance. Alternatively, if you believe the price has room to move up then why do you spend so much time advising parties unknown to stay away? Wouldn't that just help the people suppressing the price to shuffle their shareholding deck amongst themselves with no leakage to other third parties? In essence you would be aiding and abetting their activities.
I am perplexed as to your motivation. Can you - now that we're all being honest - reveal your purpose and intent?