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18/07/17

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Originally posted by hotcongo ↑

The IQbuds are an Australian dream come true. This type of globally successful product is what our "clever" country wants us to invent. So why can't one of our four dinosaur "old world and ways of doing things" banks step up and agree to offer a company like nuheara a "working capital " type loan to cover a couple of months while waiting for blue chip billion dollar companies to get around to paying their bills?

Why does the only alternative seem to be "let's go begging the vultures again for some money, and endure them holding back the share price so they and their mates get a great deal, while perhaps flogging any shares they own already, knowing they can top up at lower prices... just because they know what,s about to happen and how to play the game.

They're not clever Australians, they are ugly Australians...

This is exactly why I felt so sad yesterday ,when I saw that three million share sell appear right at the bell for nine.nine cents.

So, you four big dinosaur banks, who desperately deserve to be disrupted out of business, why don't you open your minds a little bit and bend your inflexible ways a little bit and consider giving successful growing companies such as nuheara a business loan at fair rates?

One day, someone can properly answer this dilemma for me, because it sure bugs me, and no answer I've ever heard cuts it!

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With u 100% Australian 'pig' banks need disruption sooo bad. Disappointed by nuh.

NUH Price at posting: 9.9¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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