Scott expresses, everytime he talks, his disappointment with the...

Scott expresses, everytime he talks, his disappointment with the shareprice action.
He stated that we were "now heading into a period of building shareholder value", he expressed his desire to "drill out the area for 2 years before bringing in a partner. This to maximise shareholder value", he declared last webinar that "the market must have read a different discovery announcement to him".

He genuinly means the best for shareholders and I reckon it kills him when the market responds as it does. I reckon its all to do with the market not being able to see past the last and dreading the next capital raise, and this is down to IVZ's atrocious timing and structuring of all the CRs to date. Scott doesn't seem to get it, mistakenly thinking lemming investors will just keep stepping up as the value of their investment gets decimated.

Matt,
as raised above a few times. Lets put this to Scott, the abysmal nature of the CRs, and whether he recognises this as the cause of the SP decline. Last webinar he spoke of alternative forms of funding, and following some beautifully delivered questions on funding and the constant rewarding of PAC Partners with discounts and freebies, he immediately proceeds to do it all over again ... with a 15.5c SP he announces a 13c raise with free options and kaboom, that saw us fall to 10c. Then we see the cash on hand and that saw us fall to 8c because every single loyal investor now expects another round of PAC gifting.

This funding issue has to be addressed, else we go 8c -> CR at 6c ->5c -> CR at 4c and so on.
I am happy for you to talk about this single issue for the full hour if need be. Scott has to acknowledge the issue that has let us down and has to indicate something concrete to address it