we can read the inl from here go away, page-8

The JRV Executive Chairman sold a big slice of his JRV shares at 3.4 cents prior to even meeting with Intec (and then informed the market that discussions with Intec were being terminated).

The fact that the chairman would trash his own share price prior to meeting with Intec indicates that he may not have brought an open mind to the discussions.....pretty depressing for smaller JRV shareholders whose interests the chairman is meant to be advancing.

At least the market is now coming to agree with the chairman's assessment of JRV: it touched 1.8 cents a few minutes ago.

What goes around comes around; you can't expect to make patently misleading statements about your largest shareholder and still expect your other shareholders to respect you in the morning.