Thanks I agree, and delivering messages on social media can give rise to misinterpretation and will inevitable lead people to make assumptions. Now this isn't directed at you, it's just part of the conversation. Not sure this is Adrian's fault. So when Adrian says "we should be able to provide the market an update by christmas", people assume we will have a dw by christmas. When Adrian says "we are in the process of regulatory process which will take 2-3 weeks", people assume that means a dw will be at the end. When adrian says "we are not far off 5 million", people assume he's saying that the next quarter will be 4.5 million. When adrian says "you don't want to miss this", people assume that he's talking the next 6 months, not his grander vision for the company and how businesses interact with businesses, a dream that is taken 20 years ot realise. I have no issues with Adrian communicating like this, it's his role to talk up the company and plenty of CEO's do it. Plenty. Take Imugene and Leslie Cheung for example, count their interviews and webinars over the last 12 months. Is her excitement for what she is delivering ramping? There are lots of lessons to be learnt by people that follow HC solely and don't conduct their own research and definitely we've witnessed traps with investing with CRO around the sp rising and falling quite sharply. I don't believe that this is AF's fault. He hasn't whipped up the public hysterically, he is not responsible for tech stocks and bnpl stocks falling. We play in a speccy stock environment and people need to stop using it as a casino and give it the respect it deserves. anyone who can't accept responsibility for their own actions, should not be here investing. Go invest in CSL, BHP or the banks and collect your dividends. Tired of people whinging and wanting to blame others due to someone on HC telling them their OPINIONS on a matter. Adrian has to be careful with his words so MOST if not ALL of his statements will be general in nature. It's a matter of taking in what he is saying, weighing up against the evidence available, taking into account the market, and assessing your own risk levels. lastly if you haven't worked out how to value a company and therefore work out what a fair share price is, I suggest you do that asap. But i'm just really new to all this in the scheme of things.
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