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19/06/17

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Originally posted by The Wild Man ↑

"I can buy 100 BHP shares, get a 3% dividend each year or 157,000 shares of this share and get no dividend and a ongoing dilution of my purchase value. You might get more but the total value is the same and BHP has a proven upside whilst this gem has a proven diminished return for the past 10 years".
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Dude I don't know where we got you from but will you PLEASE go back there ? I'll pay your train ticket if you are as broke as your revealed trading knowledge makes me think you are.

First you lecture people about dilution without having the slightest clue how it works while all the while talking in terms of an exercise price of $4.00 rather than 4 cents.... and now you're trying to rubbish a start-up company by comparing it to the virtues of the nation's flagship BHP. Yeah right.

Why even bring up that XPE offers no dividend ? Where's the relevance in that ? It's a start-up for &^%$#* sake.

I especially loved your comment about BHP having "proven upside". You might not have said that if you bought BHP back in August 2014 when BHP shares were $36.00 and then plummeted 60% to bottom out at $14.00 some 18 months later.

Proven upside huh ? Again... yeah right ! ALL shares have inherent risk. Get used to it.

Rather than hang out here and nit-pick with outrageous comparisons to established major corporations, why don't you go play on the freeway and bark at passing cars for a while.

Either that or do some reading and lift the standard of your commentary by adding some relevance and a factual basis to it.

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Thanks for your response. I was relating to dividends - BHP has a proven ability to pay shareholders each year. As for XPA being a startup, it's assets and the CEO have been around since PAX in 2007. So I think there startup phase is long gone. Just before you take 'advantage' of the Bonus Option Offer, I think it would be worth watching this clip.

Now let me check google maps for the quickest path to the freeway. Cheers.

Last edited by passiveprofit: 19/06/17

XPE Price at posting: 2.1¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
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