That was when asx filed for particulars, not necessarily when asx spoke with ISX. Also, it was six (?) after ISX gave it’s draft report commentary. What’s the relation between the draft report and the information in there and the SoC (filed before the draft was published)? We don’t know but most certainly intertwined.
my point is this: ISX can be combative or forthcoming. Being forthcoming is the quickest, surest way to get going again assuming everything is clean. Going to court and getting a judge to babysit communication is the slowest way to get trading again.
the path ISX has chosen is so slow that there can only be two reason to choose the path: 1) the asx is corrupt and there is no other recourse (the popular choice on this thread), or 2) ISX doesn’t not want it solved quickly.
2 is the most obvious choice, despite the fantastical ramblings here. The primary evidence is that at every turn ISX chose a course of action which is slower, not faster.
ISX Price at posting:
$1.07 Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Not Held
