Ann: Presentation at Master Investor Show in London, page-28

That's because I don't subscribe to market fear and temporary price volatility. I ignore all that, and look at the facts alone when I make my judgements. What I see is A3D hitting timeline targets, securing licencing for distribution, developing a plan to control the 3D e-commerce space, being backed by top caliber investors, and having to fend off takeover offers. I see a company with 0 debt, I see David Budge holding tightly onto his 40%+ shares, I see unlimited potential.

Disregard the current SP for a minute and tell me exactly what has changed about the company between now and February when we were sitting at $4. Apart from the BP capital issue, nothing except for positive progress has taken place. The fundamentals of the company are EXACTLY the same. How can the exact same company be worth $4 one day and $2 the next? Market irrationally, that's how. Put your faith in share price trends and you lose.

Bear in mind Budgie never wanted to IPO A3D in the first place. He believed in it so much he wanted to make it big first as a private company. That's what I'm putting my faith in