The reason for his selling is speculative and has been discussed at length. The fact that he has sold recently near the bottom is fact. What I said was that I doubt he is in collusion with the shorters when he was selling at the bottom. I also doubt that he would sell at the bottom unless he was in desperate need of funds or he knows that it will be a long time before the price will increase. Is that a reasonable deduction under the circumstances?.
My view on the board etc does not vary according to whether or not I hold. I believe it has been consistent. The SP and my estimation of value on a daily basis determines whether I hold or sell.
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