ASIC v ISX Hearing, page-962

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Hi @benny211167

Re - "iSignthis shareholder dispute triggered by software issues" 20-09-2019

I found that afr article you mentioned above. It did give me a bit of the history as to why yourself looked to the courts to clarifty the dispute. And now edmonds & larkspur are currently doing the same.

As the afr article is light on with details, and your unable to provide any info because of the non disclosure clause, i'll only make an observation comment on the incident from an outsider looking in on.

It seems to me from what I've gleaned from your twitter and hot copper posts, and the follow up comments JK has made on twitter most recently, along with the longer period you've been posting your resentment against JK and the company, that moving on from the court judgement has been challenging.

The courts were sought to break this dispute. They were an impartial third party that heard all the facts and made a ruling based on all available evidence presented in your dispute. I get it, it wasn't your preferred outcome. Holding a malicious torch isn't helping you, the result isn't going to change the court outcome by venting at every possible opportunity.

You don't have to forget what happened, that's apart of your history forever, but it's best to move on. I certaintly won't ever forget this isx v the entire system litigation and the damage caused, but I've accepted it. After all what can I do, it's happened, everything's out of my control, I'm just along for the ride along with all the other shareholders.

Everyone can only adjust to the cards that have been dealt, take the lessons received and move forward. There's nothing else anyone can do, otherwise these tests that we all encounter throughout life either break you in a lot of different ways or make people stronger moving forward from the lessons learned.

All the best on your journey, along with finding peace at some point with your issue.

Cheers
Tradealot

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