Don’t tell me you was the frustrated guy because they pointed into your direction
Don’t tell me you was the frustrated guy because they pointed into your direction
I don't like this guy. He seems almost shifty........or maybe he needs some training in how to be the CEO of a public listed AUSTRALIAN company..........That exactly what I picked up too. Later he said he couldn't give the YEAR!
Old guy…. DID NOT LET HIM FU…IN SPEAKING!! HE WAS INTERRUPTING HIM CONSTANTLY…. Both of the times he had the chance to make a questionOld mate asked when can we see an IP deal with Sean saying can I give a date NO, can I give a month NO, could I give a quarter YES then he didn’t put forward the quarter ... unbelievable
Our Chairman speaks brilliantly and gives reassurance on Sean’s communication we will see an IP deal soon. Even tho Sean didn’t say which quarter I think it’s next quarter or the following NO LATER.Thanks That exactly what I picked up too. Later he said he couldn't give the YEAR!
They will release final results later today after they have completed the count including those in the room and who voted online during the meeting.I take it all resolutions minus end one past?
Yeah a random guy in a anonymous forum knows bestI don't like this guy. He seems almost shifty........or maybe he needs some training in how to be the CEO of a public listed AUSTRALIAN company..........
Yep, can't be to smart. Does not trust the guy who looks after his investment yet he still holds. Does not make sense. He probably should speak to his doctor as well as his financial advisor.Yeah a random guy in a anonymous forum knows best
The old guy in the meeting was not only asking Management to breech the "forward looking statements" intent, but was actually demanding that he be told the future. It's an unknown country for all of us within the continuum. Yes, our product is Sci-Fi, but we are not yet producing fantasy.The most interesting point to understand is that pessimists like T&J, etc., or the old man at the AGM will never be satisfied. If the management sets specific targets for when they expect a turnaround, and those targets are not met, they will write that the management should not have given a date if they don't know when they will become profitable. Then, if no date is given, they are dissatisfied again because they don't know when to sell. Their tactics are easy to see through. They are not able to see the progress and reading behind the lines or listening what they say!
Serial downrampers sound irrational and lack credibility. Some genuine holders do not understand that there is no magic dust the BOD can sprinkle to produce immediate sales. It's just patience and hard work.The most interesting point to understand is that pessimists like T&J, etc., or the old man at the AGM will never be satisfied. If the management sets specific targets for when they expect a turnaround, and those targets are not met, they will write that the management should not have given a date if they don't know when they will become profitable. Then, if no date is given, they are dissatisfied again because they don't know when to sell. Their tactics are easy to see through. They are not able to see the progress and reading behind the lines or listening what they say!
Exactly!The old guy in the meeting was not only asking Management to breech the "forward looking statements" intent, but was actually demanding that he be told the future. It's an unknown country for all of us within the continuum. Yes, our product is Sci-Fi, but we are not yet producing fantasy.
They then ignore the response given them and insist on repeating their impossible to answer question.
I hope some other's took note and realise the futility of such questions.
As far as the blustering would be manipulators and self appointed share holder saviours like the dean's and tj's of the world are concerned, they were strangely silent at their one opportunity of the year to take management to task.
Probably too busy in the kitchen scuttling under the fridge when the lights came on.
I do hope their precious little feelings weren't too badly bruised when Antonio suggested that if they were not happy they could just sell and move on.