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I wish I had the courage (of my convictions) to do just that, Goldie. The trouble is, there now appear to be forces at play that we as retail shareholders are no longer privy to. Unfortunately, you could also argue that this has always been the case with TZL.

And if someone is manipulating the SP with a view to a kill, at what price will they pull the trigger? Pardon the pun. Given the market we are now operating in, the lower the SP falls, the easier it becomes to table an offer that sufficient shareholders would find attractive to get a predator past the post and enable them to move to compulsory aquisition. In this respect, we need to know whether MB is here for the long haul, or already looking for an exit strategy? A decent on-market purchase would certainly help clarify the situation.

Or, as many others have said, a detailed operational update with numbers attached in the form of confirmed sales.