The company has addresses the ASIC questions to my and most shareholders satisfaction.
Continuing to cover them is irrelevant. It is now history and has no bearing on future profit potential.
Market sentiment is a function of the balance of Greed and Fear. Most shareholders have Greed in their ownership aspirations for the large dividends and potential superior performance. You seem to be wired with Fear.
You say you investigated HML after a purchase for a 'Trade' Why not before like most?
Your lesson from following HML will most likely be that you sold out too early (Time will tell) and that more trades would/will give you some more profits.
As an 'Investor' that takes positions in companies for fundamental/portfolio balance reasons, the ASIC queries and voluntary suspension is irrelevant for neither has changed any fundamental issues.
The only significant fall I see in the SP is after each large dividend.
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HML Price at posting:
$1.99 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
