Kimbo, thats the great thing about the market i guess, different individual perceptions, if everyone bought "safe" "blue chips" "with little to no downside" it would be a pretty stagnant market. All i was trying to point out is that for some reason or another a large number (not all) CUE holders seem to have a mindset that MEO is high risk and CUE little to no risk, as you yourself pointed out. I am well aware of the risks attached to MEO and have invested accordingly, it would be dangerous to invest in CUE (or any co) and not think there is a possible downside to the sp. Its good to look at and prepare for the worst case IMO. If MEO is "high risk" where on the scale does MOG sit in your opinion? Off the Richter?
Also worth contemplating that Petro didnt directly buy into CUE, they inherited the shares when they bought SPC. I wonder "who" has been operating the "bot" that you are currently writing to the ASX about? May be worth considering, particularly since AOE sp was suppressed for some time and look who is playing for that now. I dont think Petro will do the farmin to Caterina or "hand over a cheque to MEO" they are big enough to suppress the sp and make a bid for CUE at a big discount, im out and that is why.
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