I had dinner a few nights ago with a financial journalist from a...

I had dinner a few nights ago with a financial journalist from a major Australian newspaper, one of the 'informed'.

I brought up MST as a point of discussion. He threw up his arms with distain and comments like "The technology doesn't work", "The problem is they have the calibre wrong" and some jibberish about 7.62mm, etc, etc. Now if that's what the journalists are spreading as 'information', then how are we, or other lesser informed shareholders supposed to have a decent view of the company? No wonder the price is going down.

Readership of papers is down globally and the older I get and the more I know about a narrow set of topics, the more, when those topics come up in papers, the more I realise how poor newspapers are as a source of real and fair information with balanced opinion.

Al least what we get on HC is delivered as BIASED opinion and everyone understands that it is what it is.

We should all take it as unconfirmed possibility when we read newspapers.