Ann: H1 FY23 Results Update, page-171

Yeah. Once again. I invite anyone to scroll up and make their own judgement to the posts above. You were the one making several snide remarks without having the spine to tag me after I simply dared to refute a silly and false financial statement pertaining to ZIP particularly (with clear examples) and stocks more generally.

I am honest about my financial experience (over two decades in the equities mkts of Australia), academic background (which you of course mock) and motivation for posting on here. I own ZIP and it is predominantly retail owned and gullible less financially astute shareholders reading Hot Copper easy fooled by false prophets. Unfortunately for my soul, I have discovered how much false information on stock forums like Hot Copper threads can easily move stock prices in predominantly retail held stocks....as of course many funds farebefore.

Talking of which, why are you on Hot Copper Zip threads all day every day Tekvest, waxing lyrical about why ZIP is such a bad investment? Hundreds have asked before to no credible answer. See I do very occasionally post negative comments on other stocks, but declare when I am short when I am (see QAN; QBE; or NAB) as a matter of personal compliance/disclosure (Hot Copper needs to update its positions options to include short).

There are a truck load of posters like yourself on ZIP threads bagging the stock day in, day out. Its common industry insider knowledge short funds pay down rampers on Hot Copper and the ASX and ASIC themselves have highlighted the higher number of irregular market movements caused by stock forums like Hot Copper. One could be forgiven for presuming you are paid by a short fund yourself or not honest about your positions given your relentless negative postings....

https://asic.gov.au/regulatory-resources/financial-services/giving-financial-product-advice/discussing-financial-products-and-services-online/

"The law: The law prohibits conduct that is misleading or deceptive, or likely to mislead or deceive, in relation to financial products or services. You don’t need to be licensed to breach the misleading or deceptive provisions."