You are right! my membership at T$ does not allow me to access / view CEO posts. I have no idea of the site content, for all I know it could be a cooking recipe. I cannot guarantee it’s authenticity, but you have. Yesterday afternoon, I actually looked for it checking out the ADY site under the “commentary heading” – it was not there either.
As a member of T$ do you have ownership of our CEO? If you do, I have serious concerns about where these forums are headed. Sure, if my post contained a T$ analyst’s view - fair enough… but it does not.
Like many others on here, I am an investor in ADY, and believe in the growth it will have in the coming years. I am entitled to have access to any remark in the public domain made by any director of that company with respect to it’s operations. It is morally and legally wrong if a director speaks to a select few, and they are able to trade on that knowledge.
You question integrity – trust me it’s of the highest order. I would like to see all company comments made available to all investors, it stops posters ramping an advantage either way on ambiguities. I hate multinics and will continue to identify them through IP addresses, as I did last fortnight. Ironically, T$ have now concluded that I have a multinic - a joke, and a poor investigation.
Another example of a “secret society” is this great post from 10 July 2007 22.30hrs - “the word i have heard is this (ADY) is going to superspike, up to 60 to 70cps on an upgrade to JORC resources, then a slow grind down while the mine gets developed.... i hold none, just what i am hearing from somebody that has a much better trading record than me!!!”
The announcement and chart tells the rest of the story there …
I like the transparency of the ADY management, regular updated posts, webcams, broker reports etc. They cannot continue to post to a select “paid” few.
ADY Price at posting:
0.0¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
