RE: elrico12 Oct 2021 16:05
Sheephatch,
Jimmy, plus there is another by the pseudonym of beinthelead. They both complain about similar issues.
At the considerable risk of appearing arrogant. If people like me and TW do not ask the questions, investors would be left with soft generic questions from Vox and Proactive. I do not mean to criticise either, because they have many clients, thus covering many companies (btw they do not do their interviews for free, they are not cheap, I know what they charge each company). The consequence is that they do not understand all of the companies they feature, and people like me that offer a more niche focus and do try to drill down offer a better proactive service to the PLC and investors - then I would argue this. So there is a gap in my work. To sulk and complain I have done my job for my members is shallow, vindictive and malicious because there is nothing price sensitive in what I ask.
The great irony is I wonder how many investors would have sold had I not gained the insight I did? The target I managed to tease out of Stuart two weeks before TW, was in my view a critical event for many investors - I have plenty of PMs backing me up. Moreover, I have had two, possibly three, editorials that positively impacted the share price. Not news from the company, but editorials where I emphasised specifics Stuart and I felt investors had not entirely understood. This can be verified by checking the dates and times of the recent editorials. I am mindful this may also come across as incredibly arrogant. However, one would need to ask what other events would explain them?
In reality, these people are arguing for £35 pa. It's pretty pathetic if they compared it to the exposure they have invested in the company.