Mr Nerve,“BOW's resource also wasn't all it was cracked up to...

Mr Nerve,

“BOW's resource also wasn't all it was cracked up to be. sporadic commercialisation potential in the coals. A 3p figure which was disproportionate to its 2p! BOW's Market Cap was never low enough for me to enter it properly as a ratio of its growth potential.”- NERVE

Don’t say “BOW's Market Cap was never low enough for me to enter” many time BOW SP was well below $1 and on 19th August BOW closing price was 88 cents and ESG was around 75 cents – plenty of chances for you to swap some of your 700K ESG to BOW or even MEL which was around 30 cents!!!

After ESG takeover every investor who is in the CSG sector knows very well BOW was on play for next takeover. You was sleeping and dreaming at ESG for others will come to rescue –and we all know your “I Love Origin” affair
END up in TEARS!

You jumped into BOW on 22nd August after TO-offer was placed in the table expecting for another bidder –Again it
END up in TEARS!

Now after ESG failure jumping into MEL and trying to paste a BR Blue Sky –don’t try to fool yourself and others here by telling MEL CSG assets are superior to ESG & BOW - If ESG is dud and BOW is bloated then why Santos & Shell going after ESG & BOW first before MEL- Don’t tell me HC people know about MEL better than Santos & Shell.

Market knows well and always rated ESG>BOW>MEL

Go and read today's BOW IER report!

After the ESG takeover on 18th July it was no brainer to buy BOW below $1 and MEL under 30 cents- but now buying above 50 cents may be not-and again you don’t want to
END up in TEARS!

I strongly agree with SF & 77Anthony –without conventional gas MEL is up for sale for 70-80 cents!!!

Cheers

SAT