Well if Stewart hadn't had blown his credibility when he was...

Well if Stewart hadn't had blown his credibility when he was interviewed the night prior to the cap raising it would most likely be over 10 by now.

It should be over 15 I feel!

In spite of what he said about telling it straight good or bad he eroded a lot of trust with the timing of that interview, what he said in it and subsequent cap raising.

He did for me anyway.

Adding to that when the previous director stepped aside and started offloading her stock it killed all momentum.

What should have happened was that Stewart would have known this and placed it with some sticky fingers seeing as the cap raising was well over subscribed so surely it could have gone somewhere?

Perhaps he did try that and couldn't pull it off, meaning there was some bad blood between the departing director and him.

Who knows, all speculation on my part but there is some disparity here and dislocation with the resource potential and share price which I just can't quite work out.

Hmmmm.