Ann: AGL Energy Withdraws Demerger Proposal, page-221

AGL is just another former Blue Chip that needs some attention.

There are plenty of examples of "Blue Chips" falling out of favour and regaining their former
glory. These include recent events with the Banks, Telstra & BHP

IMO your "analysis" is flawed and you are blinded with your obsession with matters that you call "woke"

AGL has 4 million plus customers who buy an essential consumable and they will still be looking for
an essential energy product no matter how the unavoidable transition from fossil fuels takes place.

AGL's reliance on coal has created some legacy costs that will need to be managed but they are costs that won't
necessarily kill it.

So for more recent investors in AGL who bought in the $5-$6.50 range I think it is a great investment that will just take
some time to bear fruit. Hopefully a new BOD will see the transition through with astute management, dividends will grow
and the SP will increase over time. I also personally hope that MCB prevails and comes up with the right solutions that replace coal
quickly.

If an opportunistic takeover occurs it will happen above the current share price and those new investors will make a tidy profit.

So it is hard for me to see much downside from here and I have been happy to back my judgment

That said any investment in equities does not come with a guarantee and in my 25 years of buying & selling stocks
I have had my 100% losses like the rest of you have.

Cheers to all