TD1 Charts, page-17

I believe any damage that could be done by that bit of irrelevant so called data was milked to perfection out of it.

Its an unfortunate advent of the internet (for all the benefit it has been to humanity) of how easy it is to use to manipulate and disseminate supposed facts and supposed data.

This newsletter coming (purportedly) from Monash, an institute helping but out of the control of Tali management.

It coming during the Monash academic holiday won't have helped clear this up.

Infact if everyone is on holidays that can help you get the answers of where and what it came from (if at all to do with Monash, remember Coolgrace has tried but failed to find any link) then its a matter of waiting for them to come back from holidays, unfortunate but true.

The market is over it anyway IMO.

Any current low volume sell is caused by people getting impatient for results or news on the positive side of the ledger not so much people still fixated on this past scam event.

Management have clarified they have no knowledge of the source of this so called newsletter, they will give more detail as it comes to light. They can't force any Monash employees back from holiday to help them work it out.

In the narrative of this scam the newsletter was/is supposed to have been researched and sent from Monash. It was more a scam pulled on Monash but Monash is not listed on disallowed. The timing in any scam is crucial. This was cleverly timed to be impossible to clear up in a hurry.

The statistical relevance of this low participant so called study that may have been undertaken at some point in time by a student outside of Talis oversight on a developing product is a nothing regardless.

This point has been forgotten by any holders selling on fears this data was significant( if real).

Its not.