521 ...Stop writing false statements about Alex Waitlitz, Here...

521 ...Stop writing false statements about Alex Waitlitz, Here is a very small sample of who and how the guy operates ...........,.......
When Thorney’s Founder and Chairman Alex Waislitz established his investment company in 1991, he had a vision of being a “thorn in the side” of complacent company managers are not delivering full value to their shareholders.

From Thorney’s very beginnings, we took an active role in the companies we invested in. We get to know boards and management, as well as work actively with them to improve shareholder returns. Thorney has always been prepared to agitate for change when warranted. This remains part of our DNA today. At Thorney, investing is never a static game. We work with an ethos that “the more we roll up our sleeves and get involved, the more we will ensure success”.

While Alex Waislitz prefers the term “constructivist” to “activist” when describing Thorney’s investment style, the Thorney name is a constant reminder that we will always strive to improve shareholder returns and fight against complacency wherever it is evident.

Thorney Investment Group is the private investment group of Alex Waislitz. Alex has established himself as a leading investment and stock picker in Australia, presiding over the experienced investment management team at TIG.

TIG private group of companies invests in various sectors including unlisted and listed Australian equities and overseas equities, as well as digital currency, real estate.

TIG is also the investment manager of ASX listed investment companies Thorney Opportunities Ltd (TOP) and Thorney Technologies Ltd (TEK), pursuant to a long-term investment management agreement, who is responsible to carry out the individual investment mandates of the companies............  
Waislitz worth $1.39 billion
His $1.39 billion fortune – with trimmings such as a house on New York's Upper East Side and private jet – has all been made from a parcel of shares worth $1.15 million a quarter of a century ago, a present from his grandmother-in-law, Paula Pratt.

Year after year, Waislitz has made big returns by wading into the volatile world of ASX-listed small and mid-cap companies, forging relationships with hundreds of chief executives, fund managers and brokers.

It is an old school way of doing things, a shoe-leather approach to investing through dozens of meetings, business trips, coffees, lunches and dinners. Waislitz may be a stock picker, but first and foremost he picks people. It's an approach antithetic to much of the market at a time when more and more money flows into passive pools such as index funds, or towards algorithmic traders where computers are in charge....