IMHO the decline of the SP was entirely predictable.I remember...

IMHO the decline of the SP was entirely predictable.

I remember last year when the SP jumped up from around 3c to 10c on a letter that said results were imminent...No trial results, no partnerships or licensing agreements etc.

It's pretty amazing it held around 10c as long as did as the months passed with results always in the coming weeks....It was pretty clear SH were being strung along.

In that time there was no clear communication from management, just carrot dangling...Then management announced mediocre results, advising SH were expecting too much is just salt in the wound.

Management are meant to be working for the shareholders, not the other way around. When they can't be bothered to give sufficient time or prepare for a significant webinar, I think that speaks volumes about whether to decide to invest in a company.

IMHO DYOR