Ann: Investor Presentation, page-52

I can only call it as I see it Hamsa. I would say, the share price agrees with myself, pigs, cpdog and guessy. At the end of day we're here to buy shares and sell them at a higher price.

At some point, you have to ask yourself, do you agree with what the market is telling you, or do you believe your heart? I've learned long ago that no matter how firmly you believe in a product, if the market is constantly telling you otherwise, then time to move on.

Anyway, I hope retailers don't continue to lose money on this one. Imagine back in 2016 you were told people on this forum would celebrate a rise from 0.8c to 1c.

As for sewells story, TBH I don't think it really matters. Eden needs large commercial orders from massive infrastructure projects. Small orders for residential driveways and pools won't cut it. The only insight from sewells story is maybe Eden and Parchem have given up on residential customers in Australia, which isn't surprising.