no need to worry, page-2

Twiggy has sold shares in AHZ before and will continue to do so. He is not just a business man but heads a big charity organisation as well. Using investment profits for these projects is one strategy he uses, while supporting charities he is a smart enough to use tax laws to get the maximum benefits out of the investments.

In the end it doesn't matter who sold or bought, what matters is the company performance over time and that is more than solid and sound. But all the discussion about the 16.6m shares just prove that many can't make an investment decision for themselves, Twiggy buys - we must buy, Twiggy sells - run as fast as you can.

Here is my way of reacting to it : Buying more at the close as I have done over the past 2 weeks.

Hey, Steini is buying - let's start a buying frenzy.