Ann: Appendix 3B, page-37

I'm not getting defensive. I'm stating facts. That's a great way to try and shut someone down by accusing them of getting butthurt and being defensive, but I see what you're doing . I'm not butthurt—I'm making money from this company, but if I see statements such as "this company is overvalued" without any proof, I'm going to question it. And I didn't accuse him of wanting to get in cheap etc. I find it weird that someone wants to comment on a share he isn't invested in. Goodness knows I don't have time to run around checking forums of shares I'm not interested in investing in just to comment on. It takes hours of research to know what a company is doing and whether they're likely to make money. If he's not invested in this company, I'm assuming (rightly or wrongly) that he hasn't researched it as much as I have. I was questioning his motivation, which doesn't make me butthurt. Spreading misinformation is just as damaging as spreading crap about how good a company is. I've backed up my assumptions with figures and research previously on this forum. All I ask is that people down-ramping do the same. It's common sense really. And you're also making ridiculous assumptions that I can't take criticism. If someone has facts that constructively add to the discussion, I'm happy to hear them. I'm the first one to say that I don't know everything. So, as I said before, if he wants to back that assumption/opinion up with facts and figures, I'm listening.