You are entitled to your view - some subsequent posts have shown...

You are entitled to your view - some subsequent posts have shown that your knowledge of this coy and its major holders is in need of further DYOR. As to my posts currently only being on QIN correct - I have also however been following FBR and some others but felt no need to post. Whereas here there is clearly a divergence as to the coy's asset and market worth. I hold the view that QIN has a short term liquidity problem, not as severe as 2012 when CBA pulled the plug but given goodwill by major holders will both survive and prosper. As a major employer in its region this is good for the overall region development and for its over 500 employees.

All IMO and DYOR