Ann: Trading Halt, page-28

Hi Ferretbreath,

I've taken you off ignore after three different people reached out encouraging me to respond. They feel – and I agree – that someone needs to bring a bit of balance to the constant negativity, juvenile name calling, and ego-driven nitpicking.

You ridiculed me for predicting anything, even the latest trading halt, which has now occurred.

The first hole at Ira Miri has been completed, and ESR is currently in a halt pending visuals or results. But instead of focusing on what this means for the company, you’re posting long rants accusing people of “guesswork” and making it personal. Why?

Let’s be clear: I’m an investor who looks for short-term value catalysts. That’s why I use forward-looking modelling — to make educated, time-sensitive decisions. It’s not about ego. It’s about identifying opportunity. And judging by your own admission, you weren’t even in ESR a month ago — but now, after my posts about AWJ and ESR, you are here, commenting, and even trading it.

So, job done. My posts clearly made enough sense for you to show up.

But now you're trying to rewrite it as though you're here to “call out rubbish”? Come on. You're not here for the asset — you're here out of spite for me.

Which, I’ll admit, I kind of enjoy. Rent-free.

Here’s the thing: you're now locked out of ESR during this trading halt. That fact makes me extremely happy. While you're attacking shadows, the story is moving ahead — and you’re watching from the sideline.

Let’s keep it simple:

– Wait for the Wednesday announcement.

– If it’s strong, pay a premium.

– If it’s underwhelming, come back and bag me.

Either way, you lose. Because if it’s great, you’re not on the register.

So let me ask you directly:

What do you actually think will happen to ESR when this comes out of the trading halt?

Let’s focus on that — not your feelings.