Good morning all. It's raining here in Kew so I am stuck in doors drinking processed coffee, not my normal aromatic day starting coffee somewhere on Bridge Rd, so hence the post this early on a Sunday.
Not much unfolded last week in the wide world of AVQ so I guess after the relative excitement of previous weeks we will all be hoping for some share price raising news this coming week.
The week brought talk of joint ventures between AVQ & SMM creating quite a stir, as did talk of an end to court hearings. There was also talk of announcements of great riches out of QLD which turned out to be nothing more than further predictions. And the only news out of Vietnam related to corruption as a result of a number of CEOs and political leaders being arrested for being involved in some naughty stuff.
Some of the other comments during the course of the week related to the integrity of the SI landowners and if they would be interested in doing a AVQ/SMM deal of some description.
We also questioned if RM could strike up a professional working relationship with SMM after their costing AVQ a small fortune and being blamed for impeding our progress.
But at the end of a challengingly boring trading week it seemed to be unanimous that a statue of Roger should be Mounted on the front steps of the SI parliament for his services to the SI community and for being a good guy.
Oh, not forgetting that we all pretty much scoffed at someones gutsy call of 0.25c by christmas.
I still have a couple of AVQ shares available at $1.00 each if anyone wants to jump on board. The sun is finally out, off to morning coffee, enjoy the week.
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