Thanks. I thought it was a slight attack but you're just...

Thanks. I thought it was a slight attack but you're just highlighting NPAT will be worse than expectations. I don't mind it being worse but I'm trying to gauge the degree that it's worse and whether it's correctly reflected in share price. As I said I've been expecting NPAT and cashflow to be negative for sometime and I think some holders are expecting positive instead. This was never going to happen! It doesn't fit in with their 5 year strategy and it's difficult to pivot away from that. A good company also doesn't change strategy due to market whims. I agree that cost controls are definitely needed and was suprised with Q2 and Q3 as cash burn ramped up. But Q4 was finally an improvement as cash spend improved even if their cash inflow didn't. Personally if they can improve their communication about their receivables and bad debts then it would definitely help.