I was looking back at the most recent corporate presentations of WBT and BRN today, and was struck by the stark contrast between the two. WBT's slides are clear and concise, of a professional standard and easy to understand. On the other hand BRN's were confusing, appeared to convey little useful information, and in some cases were simply unfathomable. Below are a couple of examples from BRN (21 May) and WBT (18 March). I challenge anyone to explain the meaning of the "wave-like" image in the slide immediately below. It looks like pure BS to me. This exercise only confirms my longstanding choice of WBT (holder) over BRN (nonholder).
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All IMHO, DYOR
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