AJX (ASX) a review of the Moelis report

Originally posted by Parsifal ↑

yes well I had enough as well. But I am a girl and can't stand the reworking of facts. I've gone back through the posts you and I made and its not quite as you suggest. At the start I gave some ideas on where you might find information - simple and short and not rude. But you seemed to take exception at some point (maybe because I asked if you didn't believe Moelis, or because I asked if were interested in the chemistry - though I may have misunderstood. These words aren't exactly friendly however

This board seems to have a bit of an Alice in Wonderland quality to it. It's as though I need to prove myself a worthy Alexium investor before anyone will say anything to me except call me a stooge, put words in my mouth

wooheeee . check my reply. I thought I was saying that you had been reasonable but also asking you to pout yourselves in the shoes of those who had responded (seek first to understand Covey might say)

your response
Thanks. I'm not sure why it's a problem if first posters raise doubts. Shouldn't everyone always be raising doubts and looking objectively for new facts and view, whether good or bad, and then testing those with each other? And first posters, by definition, should have new ideas, approaches, and facts for all to consider, shouldn't they?

So from that point I have asked you what insights you bring pointing out that the patents issue is not a new one on the board and there is a history around it. However you have steadfastly refused to answer that with any meaning:

So these have been the best you could do

Not sure what to say. The potential positives are obvious. If they have a proprietary environmentally friendly product that can be made cheaply and everyone will want it that's a good thing. If the stock is artificially cheap now - having been at $1.17 not that long ago - then that's another plus. I just don't like to invest in a highly competitive industry on the basis of proprietary technology if the protection isn't there.

I've already stated my views. They're very simple. From the company descriptions Alexium and its products look quite interesting and might have a lot of potential, especially given the regulatory climate and trends

So I guess those reasons aren't enough, right? Maybe you folks want me come up with some new and novel list of positives about or reasons to invest in the company so everyone can just run them through the echo chamber to feel good about their investment and holding forever? Sorry, I view investing as an exercise in analysis and skepticism, not apostleship.

you also suggested that I had implied thus (based on my suggestion you show faith):
- which I guess means puff up the stock) in order to be part of the club and get answers,

Actually my suggestion, however badly worded was based on a pretty well known principle - if you give you get. On the other hand you seemed to think all the giving should be on your part.

If you think I want you to puff up the stock you misjudge me. If someone can show weaknesses in a business I WILL listen. What I won't listen to is someone who is critical of others without playing their role in building a relationship.

As for your insights I have to say if the comments you made in your posts are the only criteria you have used I am happy to stick with mine. I'd already worked out that the products were more than interesting and that the regulatory environment was changing and if you read my first post you'd have known that - I'd covered that in the post that started the thread. I just thought you might have had something else to add because you seemed so keen on doing research from the tone of your responses. It seems I was wrong.

you're presumptuous sir to suggest it was about coming "up with some new and novel list of positives about or reasons to invest in the company so everyone can just run them through the echo chamber to feel good about their investment and holding forever?"

Quote me something that I have written to tell me that is my intent. I think i said somewhere that being bought up in a house full of scientists - mother, father and brothers dooms one forever to being analytical. If you had interest in utilizing what is obviously a fine intellect to demonstrate I had the wrong criteria I would have been interested. To tell me the potential positives are obvious doesn't help much on the analytical front

Anyway I have now shown my annoying side by "nagging" . I'm going to have a glass of pinot

parsifal

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Glad you can't stand reworking the facts. Otherwise you might have provided a long post.

Good luck,
Greels

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