newman on ucg., page-4

Looking at the list below, I think it's either J P Morgan or Newtron Pty Ltd is selling hard. J P Morgan has a very bad reputation for manipulating share trading in countries other than US where it is prohibited. Newtron Pty Ltd and Linc employees bought in shares at the price of 25 cents of employee options, and for them, selling is earning. If the company management feel confident about their company, they should buy in off the market, and then others share traders will follow.

1. Newtron Pty Ltd (Peter A Bond Fam No 3 A/C) 151,173,904 29.72%
2. UBS Wealth Management Australia Nominees Pty Ltd 45,890,391 9.02%
3. HSBC Custody Nominees (Australia) Limited 43,471,873 8.55%
4. National Nominees Limited 32,881,038 6.46%
5. Citicorp Nominees Limited 25,951,968 5.10%
6. J P Morgan Nominees Australia Limited (Cash income A/C) 20,078,968 3.95%
7. J P Morgan Nominees Australia Limited 12,061,864 2.37%
8. Marubeni Coal Pty Ltd 7,371,000 1.45%
9. Perpetual Custodians Limited 6,944,184 1.36%
10. Newtron Pty Ltd (Peter Adam Bond Family A/C) 5,750,000 1.13%
11. Steven Fierro 4,847,005 0.95%
12. Share Direct Nominees Pty Ltd (26885 Account) 3,500,000 0.69%
13. Mr Mark Andrew Tomkins 2,286,500 0.45%
14. HSBC Custody Nominees (Australia) Limited – GSCO ECA 2,231,459 0.44%
15. AMP Life Limited 2,169,008 0.43%
16. Bond Street Custodians Limited 1,822,000 0.36%
17. Share Direct Nominees Pty Ltd (10026 A/C) 1,621,139 0.32%
18. Khotam Tadji-Aglaev 1,301,207 0.26%
19. UBS Nominees Pty Ltd 1,267,633 0.25%
20. Merrill Lynch (Australia) Nominees Pty Limited 1,265,264 0.25%
373,886,405 73.49%