university of adelaide research, page-10

So many listed company's just don't get the concept 'under promise and over deliver' yet it's so simple. Have they never owned shares in a company they don't work for? All we want is timeous information, especially if promised by a certain date.

I also think that AXE management don't really care about shareholders...they think the day-to-day movements of the share price are irrelevant (which to a degree is true). But it's annoying for small shareholders when the stock is going nowhere when other, more communicative graphite company's are taking advantage of growing interest in the sector.

Isn't it better to have a share price as high as possible? All growing company's need capital. Surely new investors are attracted to a company which is growing in value, not just sitting on the side of the road whilst everybody else is trucking along.

Grip over....