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21/05/15

09:54

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Originally posted by paul78y ↑

Try not to take my comments too personally. Maybe you should try to take something from them rather than ridicule them if they got 11 likes. You are in a market which is moved by the crowd.

Yes, it is more of the same from the company. Promises for the future, but the present is still forgotten. It hasn't worked out too well so far for shareholders. My point is that after the meetings are done there is nothing to look forward to in the foreseeable future. How many would want to hold right now if the dividend was skipped in September?

If they are so concerned about the future and keep avoiding the dividend then why don't they have better plans in place about the type of company they would acquire (mens / womens / anything?), the new upmarket clothing range and the number of stores they will buy? What has happened after all this time of running their successful company that they need to change everything right now?

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I know how markets work and I know all about crowds. They are the reason why I make money.

I have lots to look forward to for the future thanks. And yes no dividend is coming in September but I am not here for a small dividend.

Again you did not go to the meeting nor do research otherwise you would not be posting the questions you are putting currently posting.

SBB Price at posting: 5.1¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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