Ann: Corporate Governance and Appendix 3Y-LWP.AX, page-16

Thanks for your comments @futurenow. As some of the other commentators, who know how I research have noted, I do thoroughly research stock and it has helped me financially. It has also helped me to reduce any losses with spec stock.

When I came onboard with LWP in February the statistics were all skewed as @perfectpair identified the other night. The results and low share price (for what I saw) didn't add up until I looked at the mix of the group of Shareholders. Unfortunately when I tried to unravel the puzzle and share my research it was too late as the sentiment in the room had become too toxic and my posts were boo ha haaed, as I recall. There were a couple of others, like @wsDK_II, @greenhawk etc who also felt the same but we became a lone voice calling into the night. People unfortunately lost money as also has been shared in another story by @Davy Boy. But it didn't stop me.

We all have our way of communicating @futurenow. This is simply my way. Yes, you are correct. I do have an agenda.

I want this stock to do well.
I want the management to take notice of the shareholders.
I want shareholders to see through all the smoke and mirror speculations.
I want management to make good decisions.
I want shareholders to understand the importance of doing research and the consequences that can follow if you don't.
And I want to make money; good money.

I apply the same hard work and DD to any stock I buy. I don't comment on any stocks that I don't personally own. I don't make fun of other shareholders (not pointing fingers just my philosophy) and I am always happy with the results because hard research is teaching me how to read specs; how to diversify my holdings, how to balance up and down, what micro caps are safe and what are not and how to make sensible buying decisions. It is just what I do. That's it. my friend.

So cheers and have a good day.