Interesting point - always amazes me how directors of poorly...

Interesting point - always amazes me how directors of poorly performing companies with little to nothing happening can take their fees whilst obviously out putting deals together and spinning them into new companies - it's obviously more lucrative for them to do this than it is to put the deals into existing companies. It's all about lining their own pockets unfortunately.

As far as PXR are concerned - bottom draw - hopefully the directors remember it exists at some stage - probably after the poor suffering shareholders have given up hope and sold to directors and insiders buying up at bargain prices before a decent deal is actually done. Call me a conspiracy theorist....but it happens.

Cheers

doyle