@Moonshine66No, don't be so modest, you are a most regular...

@Moonshine66

No, don't be so modest, you are a most regular "contributor" to the WDS threads, probably at the behest of the cabal, not in any meaningful substantive or value-added topical content of course, but just the same old regurgitated vitriol seeking affiliation with the many holders in denial at the cumulative capital losses in WDS.

Initially, thought you may have been imbibing as per your thread namesake. No way, you are out there actively seeking the cabal's monthly mvp award, with your "best on ground" regularly disparaging posts. You do have some real competition with this monthly award, but your posts are competitive.

Still there, just have several items your robust intellectual talents. Stay with it.

For simplicity purposes, assume a 12-month time interval, and again a WDS sp high of $39, and a 12 low of $26. According to my calculator, that is 1/3 or 33.33% depreciation. The real question is that WDS sp will have to appreciate 50% (ie from $26 to $39) even without cpi% adjustment to regain the 12-month high, and beyond as spruiked by many of your cabal. Is the WDS Board up to this achievement?

Finally, somewhat of an own goal on your part. Since you invoked the movie "Rain Man" in your post, a further iconic scene is most relevant.
The scene when Raymond Babbitt (aka Dustin Hoffman) asks before boarding "is it QANTAS" or words to that effect, well today post Chairman Goyder, it is a much better airline and progressing with its remediation and much needed reforms.

Disclosure - QAN (non holder)