1/2 yearly, page-15

The main FACTS that I see in the report are:

- A pitifully small amount being spend on product and technology development, in particular relative to executive remuneration

- Net tangible asset backing per share accelerating its trend towards zero

I also see a lot of SPECULATION about a bright, shiny future.

The $64 dollar question is whether Dark Energy will triumph over Dark Matter, leading to continuing expansion as opposed to implosion.

(Actually, the Matter component is not dark - we can see it clearly - excessive executive remuneration and cash frittering. The Energy component is quite dark, within the context of the use of this term in astrophysics to mean "we have no effing idea".)