Fouad Haidar is no Leigh Sales - Not exactly asking the hard...

Fouad Haidar is no Leigh Sales - Not exactly asking the hard hitting questions.

It laughable when they talk about their investment during the Covid period - they had already run out of money by then and their expenditure was not finishing up in investment - most of it went in to management's pockets.

John Houston resorts to his his old game plan - use the all the buzzwords to suck in the ignorant. This is suddenly talking about "AI" after the Nvidia surge to grab on to the gullible get-rich-quick crowd. He talks about the "new world" - reminds me of the tech wreck.

Martin Ross looks like a parody of a used car salesman. He backs it up with his words - 3k a month of revenue "will solve a major OH&S issue"; and "for years YPB has been a pioneer in authentication" without having anyone interested enough to actually buy their products. No mention of revenue - he forgot that the major purpose of a company is to make money.

One of things that I learned from watching the Market Herald is that it is an advertising agency and its title suggesting that it is news organisation is as fake as Martin Ross's smile. If a company uses the Market Herald, they are trying to game shareholders by buying infomercials. It is as big a sell signal as you can get. If you watch their daily bulletins, they never mention larger companies even when they have major news because they won't pay.