LolPar for the course. Everything you heard at the meeting or...

Lol

Par for the course. Everything you heard at the meeting or about, halve then divide by two. Any remaining statement should then be subjected to a polygraph test. Should it pass, then expect it to occur - maybe.

Otherwise its a very high probability any forthcoming ann will be paper related.

I actually thought for a brief momement they may try to swing a few voters in favour of the motion at the meeting with a sweetener but they only require 50% which should easily be aquired from the directors and friendlies.

These confidentiality agreements have me intrigued. If say a contract was made at start of year on a 12 mth proviso, have the funds already been banked and declared in a report, yet they cant tell us they have got the contract until the completion of 12 months. They may have already spent it. Will it matter after the ann then if you get what I mean?

All these excuses for lack of sale announcements are really starting to lack any credibility. Surely they could crack one sale that doesn't require a confidentiality agreement.

Sugar, get that fishing rod out mate and print your sign lol