cottee!! listen here mate !!, page-156

Any attempt to correlate the share price with the removal of JH is laughable. The price traded up after he was removed.

As shocking as this may be: the world has moved on and a number of independent macro themes have impacted Central's share price. As per previous post I am willing to propose as a fact that JH is not the primary decision maker in OPEC therefore we can assume the oil price would have fallen despite JH still being CEO, and CTPs share price similarly effected.

As history tells anyone who is willing to consult it fully, the majority of shareholders voted to punt JH from the board - a man who serious violated the terms of his employment contract. Even if you are upset about this it is how democracy works.

Still unable to come up with any substantial points I see.