RE: Boulevard of broken promises24 Feb 2024 15:17
"Both you and daytrade posted the link to the article, so it was in fact posted twice as SPK said."
Its three times now bfd, but no real issue as can appreciate posts crossing. I may however add the post to each of mine for a few days, just to ensure that interested folk get the chance to see it, as i consider it, as others do, to paint a full picture of the history here all in a single place. I would say concise but with that long list. . . . well you know..
Wouldnt want anybody to not get the chance to form their own view.
"This article is a classic example, some actual real issues highlighted but totally padded out with a load of half truths and omissions."
So i suppose you do the right and proper thing and will spend a bit of time this afternoon kindly drafting out a letter/email to Fashion Utd pointing out the 'half truths', you allege they have stated, and asking for them to rewrite the article to only provide 'full truths' instead? Im sure you will agree this would be a good use of time and serve a commendable social outcome in the pursuit of 'full truths". Im sure such contact would be more than welcomed by fashion Utd, and upon examination they would indeed remove any 'half truths' inadvertanly published.
"Interestingly enough there is no right of reply quoted which any half decent journalist would do."
Oh im sure it wont be too hard to find out the contact details necasary if one felt strongly about correcting the record. Google may help you with that.
"Maybe not enough shares are being freed up for Frasers and this sort of journalism is supposed to help!"
Not suggesting that fashion utd are one of the "manipulators" of this stock im assuming here, that would be rather presumptuous i feel, so, would such an article really, in the real world of course, enable Micheal murray to 'top up' his holding from all those sellers now rushing to dump stock. Somehow i doubt that very much, but would be happy to see evidence to the contrary