disaster, page-16

I sold at 0.077... like I have said, particularly in these times, the market is risk averse and does not have time for these shenanigans. Seriously, good intent might be there, but you get the sense the place is being run by amateurs. Hyperbole, excessive sensitive market announcements, failure to sell the product (partly due to tough market, partly due to their terrible commercial skills). Let's face it, I know BB is not around anymore, but he had a massive opportunity (assuming the product is there) was a former policeman, turned solicitor, turned company sec, turned CEO/MD (whatever you want to call it). He was good at all that secretariat stuff, the interviews with the clueless Tracey/Stacey (if you are a serious company, find a serious avenue to communicate to the market - e.g. the AFR, Bloomberg - not some amateur online chanel, where you are asked questions you have drafted yourself) the abundance of market updates (seriously no one gives a $hit until you have the finance, you have confirmed the product, you have legally binding sale agreements in place etc) - he lacked (at least through my observation) the commercial nous to negotiate, and to execute. I feel like a fool to have bought in at such an immature stage of their business cycle (who knows TON might stay that way).