A HEADS UP, page-43

Did you think Rob Telson in his 25 minute key note presentation as a gold sponsor company representative looked up professional?

Have you seen how the round table private presentations by Anil Mankar and others were presented and if so did you think they looked unprofessional?

Do you know if the fellow who appears to be asleep was engaging in this activity after the close at the end of the day or if during actual opening hours was it at a time when all of the interested parties had entered into the breakout room for the one on one round table presentations and no one was about for the next hour or so and this fellow had nothing to do and no one to serve?

My point in asking these questions is that I have had a lifetime of learning to not judge books by a cover. I appeared for a police officer charged with an assault based on a video recording. It was apparent to me but apparently not to anyone of a hundred odd other people that the speed of the video footage was not real time. After having this fact admitted to an the video brought back to real time his actions then became innocuous and totally in keeping with his professional obligations and training. The thing was all these people including senior police and lawyers were so wedded to their original opinions that we were forced to go to hearing and the hearing lasted the length of the video and the time it took for the judge to throw out the charge and award costs.

Forming opinions based on incomplete and defective evidence is legion in our society but I would suggest that as an investor it is not good enough if one wants to protect their investment.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA