Oh absolutely, let’s talk about that benchmark of corporate governance.
You're busy counting how many times a guy got a parking ticket 20 years ago, but curiously silent when "your" company hires a convicted criminal to push stock sentiment on HotCopper — using a burner account, no less : AWJ.
How common is that, you ask? Right, let me just open the official “ASX Handbook of Hiring Felons for Share Price Manipulation.”
Oh wait — it doesn’t exist… because legitimate companies don’t do that.You got stats for how often that happens? No? Didn't think so. Because it's not normal.
It's not “par for the course.
”It’s desperation wrapped in deceit, funded by dilution, and aimed directly at retail holders.
But sure, keep pretending that’s just “business as usual.”
The article: The funniest thing ive read in a long long time!
https://www.copyright link/companies/mining/ex-journo-admits-moonlighting-for-gold-minnow-on-market-gossip-site-20250602-p5m43y
@Ferretbreath — you're more rattled by what Chris Daws did 25 years ago than by the fact your own management team is currently getting exposed for this week?
That says more about your priorities — and credibility — than anything else.
Selective outrage isn’t research. It's just spin.
