He will have the last laugh.
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Scott Bradley has not been involved in the company since he resigned in May 2018. The company has changed dramatically since Craig Herbison took over. You'll also notice the average sale price of $0.80 does not support any idea that he timed his sales with insider knowledge, given the share price history since September 2019.
Very odd that Bradley retained a 5.025% shareholding . This means he has to declare to the market his next transaction as he is a substantial shareholder. I would of sold out to under 5% so that my share transactions were none of any body else’s business
They are doing cash up every year
https://www.plexure.com/investor-new...sharbo-limited
https://static1.squarespace.com/stat...LLC+270219.pdf
MFD IMHO you are wasting your precious energy. There is no changing Balance, so time to move on and appreciate that your best response is a successful investment in PLX.
In my case I've a tab over 100k shares now all free held and I sleep well at night immune from market gyrations and Balance's rants.
That doesn't suit Balance narrative, who accuses the founder and ex-CEO of 'move em up sell em down' and retain 5% shareholding! LOL. Fortunately I think everyone here see's through his thin veneer of just hating on the company because of entrenched hate towards all reverse listings and particularly the original promoters (whom he can't tell whether they are even shareholders anymore).
ROFLMAO, onwards upwards.
Ah, another into the hole! Feel like a bet, Baa_Baa?
How does $10k sound? Easy money for you, you must reckon, right?
Or are you like snow leopard - another paper animal.:D
Not that I ever thought a sheep is good for anything except lamb racks or pulling the wool over its own eyes. :t_up:
Hey big bully man, always want a bet eh, always comes down a bet for you? I don't bet, never have never will, I invest in great companies and great potential. Good night, seven years of slagging PLX, enjoy your life I need a break from you so back on ignore. Ta ta.
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