Ann: Change in substantial holding, page-15

This stock should be 45 cents, somebody please shoot those algorithm pip traders who play with this stock day in and day out.

It's absolutely criminal on modern stock markets that companies are not permitted to control this, it should be a crime what these gangs are doing, and they should be brought to account.

They can be located anywhere in the world, and just release an algorithm created by anyone, on to the ASX without any permission, and it's all hidden, just like their intention, and yet the ASX and the government of Australia allows it - it's a friggin' joke, because the Australian government won't even protect it's own citizens.

The ASX stock market is a breeding ground of corruption, and it's permitted by the government, which makes a complete mockery of so called free capitalism,because it's nothing more than rampant corruption.

The Mafia and Nigerian criminal gangs, and many others, are making millions every day on the ASX, at the expense of honest Mum and Dad investors, and still the government does nothing about it.

Yes, I'm annoyed, and yes, I wish I was the finance minister in the Australian government, I'd soon sort this out.

So why won't the Australian government protect their citizens and do something, because they allow the Australian banks to do the same things as the Mafia, and where do the majority of politicians get a consulting job after they leave federal politics, oh .... surprise surprise ... it's very often with an Australian bank or financial institution.

If I was this company's leadership, I would be angry, and I'd do something about it. I'd mandate to the ASX that any (single) transaction of less than $3,000 is not permitted in this company's shares, and if the ASX says they cannot conform to this (because they allow electronic algorithms to trade as little as one cent in a single transaction), I'd take this to the High Courts of Australia, and to the House of Representatives, and I'd test all the legal angles, I'd kick up a legal storm.

I'd test whether the ASX has the legal right to refuse this, in the High Court of Australia. I'd seek compensation for damages to shareholders from past transactions. I'd start a class action, and more. There are a lot of other things I'd do to curtail this criminal activity, it just needs the first person or law firm to stand up and say " ... I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore ... ".





Gw