Massive opportunity cost, page-125

Toys out of pram when he was challenged on his constant droning that management is solely responsible for SP slide.

No response to simple questions like...
What would the SP be today if management did not put the brakes on the breakouts with capital raises?

The answer probably is 16c....right where it is at now.
And the reason is the overall market sentiment would have now outwieghed any previous marginally contentious management actions and risky non cashflow positive stocks all getting sold down.

But answering he would have to acknowledge there was an overall stock sell off and it therefore would not have suited his narrative that management is fully responsible for current 16c SP.

He could not possibly say the SP would he higher than the capital raise prices now after overall market sentiment and sell off of all peers without getting laughed out of here. So chose the easy way out with throwing a sympathy tantrum.

Dont care if he does not post again.
He will just say this is just a typical lender....yes we know it is.
It has a short loan period...yes we know.

Still waiting on his predicted SP price today if management did not do the cap raises.