Ann: Results of Meeting, page-15

Hey Ragnar,I appreciate acknowledging the entertainment value, but there’s an underlying issue that deserves exposure. There are two stocks, OSL and MSB, both Aussie medical/biotech innovators pushing into markets with new therapies for devastating conditions. Both are running on tight resources, awaiting catalytic events (approvals and commercial sales) that will redefine their value for shareholders.

On OSL, Ozgoldtrader consistently posts optimistic, glass-half-full takes, linking pieces of information to argue the stock is about to rocket. His predictions have never come true, and the share price has faltered for years. Still, I appreciate his input because I’m invested in OSL and believe in its potential, both for personal financial reasons and its potential to transform health outcomes.

On MSB, however, Ozgoldtrader contributes unintelligent, negative remarks—one-liners that add no value. The share price has gone from 30¢ in March to $1.70 in November. There is a near term catalyst for this stock that has the potential to add huge value for shareholders by January. Yet strangely, Ozgoldtrader's posts a Sell sentiment and openly admits he doesn’t hold the stock. What’s the point of following or commenting on a stock you’re not invested in?

If he loves OSL, why the negativity towards MSB? Both stocks are Aussie innovators striving to deliver niche healthcare solutions for serious conditions. They don’t compete, and success for one could bolster confidence in the other. Why the inconsistency? This behaviour raises questions about his motives or approach.

As for “duking it out,” I don’t engage in that. I’ve put him on ignore before because his posts sometimes feel like AI-generated filler or unnecessary goading. When I ask him to tone it down, he ramps it up—cringe-worthy behaviour, akin to a drunk man ignoring a female's polite rejection. He’s informative at times but a nuisance most of the time.

I want to see both stocks succeed, and there’s nothing conflicted or curious about that. Ozgoldtrader’s approach, on the other hand, is difficult to understand. I’m not accusing him of bad faith, but the inconsistency in his behaviour warrants scrutiny. With his recent appearance over at MSB to pour acid on the stock, I don't think he can be trusted here.