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Originally posted by Danger Mouse: ↑

I’m glad my comments have stirred up the discussion . Yes I had over 600,000 shares but only now hold 133,332.
I am loving how the narrative is getting played by those that have the most to lose. As I said before it’s not about performance shares and what they were worth to me this is irrelevant it’s about what they became worth and the way in which they were vetted. As to what I’m saying be slanderous really I think I have every right to use the word dodgy. So no one finds it funny that revenue was created by providing services that they don’t otherwise provide and outsourcing the services which they have never done before to create that revenue all in the hope for future earnings. Sorry but I call BS on that ( i’m entitled to my opinion). Maybe we should have a show of hands of the number of people that know what the term round tripping is. The reason I have not posted for so long is not because I’ve sold all my shares it’s because The narrative is being manipulated and after waiting two years In my opinion I think people have rose coloured glasses as to The finer details.
in my opinion if JK actually had shareholders interest at heart he would have forfeited some of the performance shares or put forward a proposal regarding a revised time frame and new benchmarks. For shareholders approval.

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I do not think that ASIC has alleged 'round tripping'. The ASX and ASIC are out to cause as much damage to ISX and its shareholders as they can, so I am sure they would allege 'round tripping', if they thought they could get a conviction.

The original milestones are now causing so many issues for shareholders that 'putting forward a proposal regarding a revised time frame and new benchmarks. For shareholders approval.' would have been a better outcome for shareholders.

ISX Price at posting: $1.07 Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
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