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14/11/20

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Originally posted by Hotrock1: ↑

Nominal amounts of the order of one ($1) dollar to transact or get rid of assets are not that uncommon in Oz.

That 50% shareholding being divested is 100% of what they held.

It means they will be left with 0%, Zilch,Nada,Nothing. This dog needs to be put down, never to be revived or reinvented. The dog handlers need investigating.

Note the terms regarding future liabilities.

What assets are left ? How much is in the kitty, Are they insolvent? Ask them? Good luck getting an answer.

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if you dont hold POW, whats your interest in them? i remember you calling for a speeding ticket last time prices went up in july. seem to be following them a fair bit for someone who doesnt hold any shares in them.

POW Price at posting: 1.5¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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