"A little bit misleading" is perhaps being a little too kind....

"A little bit misleading" is perhaps being a little too kind. Having been corrected many times he persist in this "little bit misleading" campaign. There are words for people that deliberately promote false information to push their own self serving narrative that escape me right at this moment. Any suggestions anybody?

Nobody should mind facts being presented in an honest manner or opinions stated as opinions, but deliberately lying time after time after time is just plain unacceptable. If done to deceive other investors for personal gain it would be called a criminal action, but there is no hard evidence to support that possibility and I'm sure that the diligent officers from ASIC would be right onto it if there were.

Let's hope for a satisfactory initial flow test and success for the future lads.