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24/06/18
15:59
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Originally posted by Knowyourrisk
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As a Big In shareholder who has also lost a substantial amount of hard earned savings in this stock, here are my final thoughts:
I believe that the psychological and financial trauma the recent events have caused including the reputational damage caused on the trust that investors tend to have on growth stocks such as BIG, this case warrants justice to be served on its merits and to set an example to others who may even have the slightest inclination of deceiving others.
For all what it's worth now, all I hope to see is that ASIC and all other authorities take serious action and set this as a classic case but one that delivers justice so that when we as shareholders who lost their hard earned savings in this stock can sit back and have the comfort that those who deceived us didn't escape into the wilderness without being held accountable for what has been.done at the scale of what we have seen.
Good Luck to us to see justice being served on this.
Karma will take its course for sure ...that much I believe in
Cheers.
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Why should people be salty about losing money in the stock market?
It's a risky bet anyway you look at it.
Especially when there is a fruity journalist with an axe to grind (Jo Aston) in control of the only financial newspaper in Australia.
Oh and that other AFR journalist with links to shorters.
Who claims to not know anything about shorting.
A simple accounting mistake does not a massive case of fraud and misconduct make. Me thinks there is more to this case than meets the eye.
One thing is certain, BIG's takedown is the biggest case of such behaviour to date in Australian corporate history.