Sack Llyod, page-14

Perhaps, as others have alluded to, the shares on issue will become too great, or our holdings we be whittled away by consolidation, for a meaningful profit to be made from investing in AZL. Perhaps the smart money has seen it all before and know what's coming. Or perhaps the smart money is keeping the price low by manipulation until results/announcement are released which, if positive, will allow them to snap up shares at bargain basement prices. What's that saying about 'timing'? Ah yeah, "timing is everything". I wonder if the smart money has a sixth sense about these sorts of things. Do they get a feeling in their gut? Can they sense an imminent massive upturn? Or is it all guess work and luck? This would make an interesting dinner conversation with the likes of BRProject.