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igorprosin,

Your so called explanation is simplistic, cliche and suggests you have an emotional prejudice against this company. Are you a disgruntled ex-employee? In order to make money a business must first invest money. The only question shareholders and potential shareholders need ask is will PIE's current business plan (ie implementation of their human resources and available capital) achieve share price growth and or profitability growth. The corollary of that question is why might they fail to achieve share price/profit growth (ie fail)? My original question in a slightly different form.

snailtrail,

If providing a link to competing products means PIE should give up then every business in the world with competitors should also give up. Should iinet give up because it has to compete with Telstra and Optus, both of whom have vastly superior balance sheets, distribution and human resources? Of course not! Your comments are just another rhetorical view which I again suspect is borne out of an emotional prejudice against the company?

This forum is supposed to be a place where people interested in informing themselves can read other people's informed, researched and accurate thoughts rather than emotional rhetoric.

Can anyone please provide sound, analytical reasons to support igorprosin and snailtrail's negative view of this company?