more crap than fertiliser, page-4

many ipl investors are farmers who have had shares since

pivot

they have owned thes as coop shares and wont want to fork

out more money for shares in a company they already 'own"

for a lot of farmers ipl shares were their rainy day money

which is ironic because most farmers need this money when

its dry as it is now

theres no spare cash in rural australia if youve got 1n rural australia

if you have 20000 shares you have to buy 7000 at 2.50

you nee to find $21000 approx

to invest in a company thats stuffed up so badly

if you havent got the money you will be selling ipl at

$3.00

if your lucky to buy more at 2.5o that may be worth 2.00

in a months time

this is my logic

you might think differently but cash is cash and ipl is

crap