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Doubtful. Trading halts can either by instigated by the ASX (in certain circumstances) or at the Company's request. Anything therefore being done to try and better inform the market /shareholders would be considered a good thing. So, the ASX would not reject any request coming from the Company.

As to this morning's suggestion that there had been a trading halt, I doubt that this ever occurred (even though it should have). There was nothing showing on /via CHI-X. Nor anything that has since come up on ASX. It might however have been an overloading /reloading issue on one or more of the broker platforms (especially the DIY trading platforms).

With 84M shares so far traded today, added to yesterday's volume of 77M (161M+ since yesterday), we are well into the 50+ turnover territory today (assuming 1x churn, only).

Since last Thursday, the following turnover has occurred:

	Date	Open	High	Low	Close	Volume	Adj Close*
1	26 Nov 2015	1.92	1.94	0.90	0.94	77,023,100	0.94
2	25 Nov 2015	2.04	2.04	1.91	1.94	6,415,400	1.94
3	24 Nov 2015	1.98	2.10	1.94	2.00	13,066,800	2.00
4	23 Nov 2015	2.65	2.65	2.15	2.15	17,276,500	2.15
5	20 Nov 2015	3.08	3.12	2.63	2.68	9,099,300	2.68
6	19 Nov 2015	3.26	3.32	3.03	3.05	6,609,300	3.05

That's 213M shares trade din the last 6.1/2 trading sessions, or 60% of the Company's issued share base, and counting.

In such circumstances, the ASX would ordinarily welcome a Company requesting a trading halt, to help explain, clarify or update matters /circumstances. The longer this goes on however, the worse it potentially becomes if indeed there is an upcoming trading halt for any reason (ie: within the next few days), as the immediate question will be - why then the delay?

As said before, Investor Relations does not have a very good grip on any of this and for such a media savvy company as is SGH, that is arguably a damning indictment.