visible facts , page-15

Whisky I beg to differ on this one:

"Buying shares is not a lot different than boarding an aircraft you have to trust that the guy up front knows what hes doing and theres not a lot you can do about it."

Being a shareholder you occasionally get the opportunity to have a say at meetings and to vote. And another thing when you board an aircraft unless there is a hijacker on board, a medical emergency, a change in expected weather conditions or you are on board a French carrier A330 heading into a tropical convergence zone, as I have found over many years and hope to find again next week, you can be fairly certain of your destination...not so when you've invested in an OAG co.