both stocks need to be more transparent, but i do think A1 is a little worse in this regard, especially now that they are producing. They would obviously know their monthly production numbers, but they just flat out refuse to let the market know. I wonder why? very odd behaviour, especially given the pledge to inform the market regularly. Ah well, some people never learn!
with the risk v reward profile of each company, you have got to think that this 'broker?' has a high risk tolerence. I mean, he recommends the stock, and then there is a negative comment in the comments section! hmmm...
Now that it's finally Jan, A1 will need to come clean with some numbers in a few weeks. I wonder if they will do the right thing and quote the creditors balance @ 31/12? Surely that is a market sensitive figure, and an important gauge of where they are at. Pretty much all budgetting will be linked to this balance being paid off in x months/years so, IMO, it is vitally important to show the market what inroads they have made. Is that fair to say?
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