Collective voting count for next AGM, page-193

Hi Gcar,

Maybe I could respond to the first 2 things you have asked Gekkko to answer, being for him to prove that tutor is working for Credit Suisse and for him to prove that tutor is shorting the company. I speculated about all this in a post I made on 23/12/2019 on the 'Banter and General Comments' thread and here is the link if you want to go to it:
https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/banter-and-general-comments.4474625/page-12438?post_id=42096020

In that post I noted that Credit Suisse had been actively shorting GXY all year. I also noted that Tutor came onto the scene a few days after the POSCO deal was done, which was rather paradoxically the catalyst for the commencement of the massive shorting campaign. I mentioned that another poster had previously speculated that Tutor and Nick Herbert from Credit Suisse may have been the same person. That other poster happened to be Gekkko.

I would not have been so bold as to have made that link between Tutor and Credit Suisse at the time Gekkko did. However I did look into tutor's posts a little more carefully and found that he was also posting in respect of another company that Credit Suisse was actively shorting. That company was Speedcast International (SDA). Credit Suisse was the secured half billion dollar creditor of SDA. Like GXY, SDA had also been shorted to 80% of its value over a similar period of time. I just found it extremely interesting that the two companies that Credit Suisse was actively shorting (GXY and SDA) just happened to be the two companies that attracted posts by Tutor who always seemed to be finding excuses (very technical justifications) for the shorting and manipulation that was going on with GXY. He was also someone who initially denied the shorting and manipulation, before conceding it was possible and then eventually agreeing it was likely. So the fact he was posting about GXY and SDA seemed to me to be more than a coincidence and so putting two and two together, I speculated that Tutor was indeed Credit Suisse’s analyst Nick Herbert, and that if it wasn't Nick then he was someone else at Credit Suisse acting under his direction. It was all speculation on my part, but it has led to a number of posters on HC now treating it as fact. (N.B. I am sure when Gekkko speculates that tutor is shorting the company, he doesn't mean tutor himself, but means Credit Suisse).

As to the other things you have asked Gekkko to prove, I used to give your posts lots of likes because you were always in there batting for the company. Over time though, I began to notice (and it was noticed and commented upon by many other HC posters) that you were too good to be true. You jumped on anyone who dared to question the company's performance and the performance of its BOD, particularly the Chairman. The sheer number of posts and the amount of detail you went into is also way beyond what I would regard as normal. To post to the extent that you do and to the depth of detail that you do, it makes me think that you must be working on this fulltime. I have no idea if you are being paid to do so or if you are connected to the company in some way, but I can certainly understand why some other posters might think that you are.