Ann: Trading Halt, page-55

Mate, I really hope you are wrong and we see strength continue as the SP is still grossly underpriced pre and post capital raised. Look know one knows how things will perform in a day- sometimes markets aren't always rational and are even manipulated to suit the big end of town. However if you read the presentation and the reason for the capital raise it's very positive. Fundamentally it should tick up even with the capital raise.

Exposure to a 600 Billion market- who wouldn't want that.
Exposure to A trillion dollar market - who wouldn't want that.
Yoy customer growth, retail growth, transaction growth- 150% growth rates which will even get bigger for 2 massive market exposures. 60 million is chump change when you look at the growth that is going to be generated.

@unknownsoldier- don't adopt that tone with me, now it's getting personal and I don't appreciate it- you seem very insecure about other people's opposing views that you have to be mean spirited and very aggressive. You add no value to this forum, all you do is criticise posters and get personal- perhaps you should reflect on that.

I'm entitled to give my opinions and state the facts- I listen and respect other people with opposing views however I don't need to agree with them and am entitled to give reasons why I disagree. FYI I'm not public relations. With regards to capital raising I simply stated that it's not a blanket rule that sp dips when they announced. there have been many instances when the sp goes up. Good luck everyone.