I suspect most people here are now too fed up with management /...

I suspect most people here are now too fed up with management / board to spend much more time telling others why they should be wary. Have a look back at discussions about what has been indicated to shareholders vs what has actually happened. For a little context: the last credit raise was done hastily over a weekend at a deep discount, with multiple last-minute changes (for example, at one point it wasn't even going to be underwritten by BellPotter, who had supported prior raises). This was within days of an AGM at which shareholders were assured a dilutive raise was not required because a partnership deal was just around the corner. Deals have been 'just around the corner' for YEARS.

Good luck.