Stone (or others) may have some great strategy that we cannot...

Stone (or others) may have some great strategy that we cannot divine just at the moment, but with the announcement of an increase in holdings to 14.62%, they are certainly not leaving this alone at the moment. Obviously they are trying to create some leverage against FML, and perhaps seek to complicate matters into a forced buy-out of shares by FML at a premium? Difficult IMO to criticise a company trying to play the game for profit, but still a thorn in our side we don't need, unless it garners publicity and brings about a stronger focus (no pun intended) from the broader market onto FML, which cannot be a bad thing. Either way, interesting times to come and I am sure in retrospect a good learning experience (unless Stone really are just not that switched on...but I think there is more to it - like an iceberg)