Ann: Quarterly Report 30 September 2014, page-48

Adriano,
You love to clutch onto all these bs sayings. This time it's about throwing good money after bad. Again this is another stupid saying that gets so overly used that people who have no idea about what they are talking about use it to define a rule that says don't buy more shares in a company when it's price goes down. However anyone who does have an idea knows this is the best time to buy more shares in a company if it's price has gone down but you beleive that its fundamental value has not. At the spec end of the market, sometimes you win and sometimes you lose. However you certainly don't win by following stupid rules like you keep suggesting, however if you throw enough s$£t at the wall some of it will eventually stick. And this seems to be your MO; say as many different negatives as you can and hope that eventually you can claim that one sticks. And that's pretty easy to do in the end of the market where many good companies fail to deliver to plan, many good companies scrape through, and only a few companies knock it out of the park and make your fortune.