looks like another good day, page-56

Well on point one you can’t because what you originally said was ridiculous and simply pointing out where they have set targets for themselves and then failing to hit those targets or even the basic objective is not “stretching out irrelevant facts” they were originally a resources company but have now morphed into tech when soil and rock defeated them.

You are so blind to your bias that you are questioning whatsa for taking a successful trade on a manufactured rise, no matter how you twist it you will never pay more tax than you make, much better to take the profit from 10 to 15 than to hold in on the way up and all the way down. My added angst from the extra 5 to 8k in tax I will pay out of last weeks exploits is far out weighed by the additional capital I now have to invest in the next great pump, or reinvest here once fundamentals change.

I do not, despite your constant allegations trade for a living and have only ever had one account and name on hot copper. I am actually an engineer and have been a project manager for a number of years and am now moving into the consultancy space via my own platform. I trade part time as I enjoy it and specs appeal due to the big swings and predictable nature, I also have a keen BS meter. In exchange for a bit of research and some vilgelance during the day I am earning an essentially passive income by sticking to some easy to follow rules most important one being believe little of what you read but all of what you see ( in regard to what listed company managements say and what they do ) case in point is an ASX listed coal company based in Indonesia that tried to sell a con note as a means of reducing dilution while paying a third party controlled by a director a funding commission, conflict much? In that case the SP dived from 10 c to 3 c and they are producing and have a stockpile sitting waiting to sell.