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Thanks for your comments. I think many of the hot copper posters on this forum feel pretty passionate, with a good measure of rational assessment, about the progress that has been made by AJX, and about Nick Clark's ability to form relationships and literally worm his way into organisations with what are normally well protected doors.

Indeed prior to Nick the company seemed to lurch around with no clear strategy, and what there was seemed misguided and poorly executed. Gavin Rezos doesn't have a reputation for simply entering into a pump and dump type arrangement, but has a marked preference for making something of a company so that he can sell it at a premium. I believe that he had doubts about the previous management and it was for precisely that reason that he sought to place Nick into the business.

Between them Nick and Gavin have a network that would be the envy of most - including large businesses. Aren't we fortunate that shareholders will be able to benefit from that? (I was going to write lucky but I don't think luck is much involved really). It's a shame there are naysayers, trolls and others who I am guessing have been on the end of Nick's lashings (because they misunderstand, are incompetent or deceitful) who will try to undo him. but in the end results become undeniable. In the long run I'd rather count those who are supporters than bother about the others.



and the day is just begun
Parsifal