Boy is there some negative sentiment around AFG & possibly...

Boy is there some negative sentiment around AFG & possibly rightly so. The Australian Newspaper in an article implies significant greed by referring to David Coes rubicon windfall & the recent purchase of his new Sydney harbour home. The Qantas deal was a debacle as well. The first deal was at 90% acceptance but this was reigned in as the market did not respond. Had they priced these acquisitions much more favourably at the outset, how things may have been different.

Im intrigued by the emoitive oppositon to the Rubicon deal. Wednesdays egm could be a ripper. Will the directors be there to field questions & maybe feel the brunt of investors feelings [Coe probably sitting on his yacht - waiting for the call on the fate of the deal]

Where is the share price going? One suspects a NO to the deal might make a few happy. Is this a positive for the stock price? The recent share rally on AFG is a vote of confidence for the better Rubicon deal - yes?? If the deal gets up does the share price go up or down?