Ann: Proposed issue of Securities - ADO, page-17

Doesn’t the mood change on here when the SP goes in the wrong direction.

What has generally been a pretty reasonable, civilised and quite savvy thread suddenly turns into a pack of bully boys (and girls) all determined to laud it over any other poster who doesn’t agree with their approach to handling the current situation.

On the one hand we have posters who can’t wait to shove it down others throats that they sold at or near the top, have either bought back now and made a motza in cash which they have used to buy the latest hot motor, or will wait until the SP bottoms (at 26 cents?) and then really clean up.

On the other hand we have those who have not sold a share and are warning of the dire consequences of sellers incurring huge tax penalties, or ever worse, of missing out on the massive price hike when the big announcement drops.

Everyone has the right to advocate their personal approach to handling the current situation, but some of the current commentary smacks of posters attempting to belittle those who hold an opposing point of view.

We are all in this because we can see the near and long-term potential of this amazing stock. However, IMO some need to take a backward step, moderate their aggressive stance, and understand there is always more than one way for investors to achieve their long term goals. This is necessarily based on each individual’s own risk profile and experience in managing the ebbs and flows involved in buying, holding and selling stocks.