Ah Stan, you're like a dog with a bone - can't bring yourself to...

Ah Stan, you're like a dog with a bone - can't bring yourself to let go. OK, I'll accept your back-handed peace offering, but I can't let you get away with attempting to change history.

[Me} "You claim that the market doesn't know squat (but you do)"
[You] "I made no such claim."
Yes, you did - in your example you said the market got it wrong, but you didn't. So you must have KNOWN something that the market didn't, or should we infer that you just got lucky?

[You] "The financial sector don't want to lend to many companies with cashflow"
Your statement Stanley, not mine (check above posts, if you like) - and yes, it is absurd.

And, what "inflated" assumptions are we talking about? Okay, maybe the red herring thing - but I would have thought my assumptions about that were deflated, not inflated - others on here have got that ground covered. The declining share price, lack of funding, 'progressing well' rhetoric, etc., are not assumptions Stan - they've been going on for years - surly your research showed that.

Anyway, nice use of emphasis with both bold AND italic font!