Hello beetrootpie, You are right, inasmuch I am desperate for...

Hello beetrootpie, You are right, inasmuch I am desperate for information. I don't have a lot of confidence in a company run by a bunch of academics in a bear market, although well meaning they simply do not have the experiece. I own about 1.2 million shares which I bought from 21 cents downwards and I would obviously like the Company to succeed. If they collapse, I will it will not signficantly affect my cash lfow, but it might impact others a whole lot more.

I ran (succesfully) two public companies and I know the desires and needs of shareholders. Some will be impacted a whole lot more than others.

Of course any investment is a risk, but I think it is a duty of management to keep shareholders fully informeed; of the bad, as well as the good,

I am not saying that CQU are not doing this, but the fall in share price must be signalling alarm calls which are not being answered. This alone gives cause for concern.

Does this answer your question?