I think investors are under a false pretense that buying a share...

I think investors are under a false pretense that buying a share in a company grants them a seat at the negotiating table (or as Navi often says a seat inside the tent) This isn't a reality show.

You might have phrased that more pointy than its true in reality, but I get your direction. Yes, we dont have a place at the negotiation table. I dont want to make any decisions for Talga. What I want is clear communication of relevant results. Which is not what happened. You can see the lack of clarity here in the forum by the wide range of interpretation what the drop of LKAB out of the JV means. From super positive to doom and gloom, everything is in the mix. Why do we have to guess? As shareholders, we own a part of the company. Its not a lottery ticket. We literally own part of the company. As such, we are entitled to know what is happening within reason. And my argument is, that the "within reason" part leaves a lot of room to for improvement.