RE: Benin Deadline 10 April12 Apr 2023 18:40
Flashgarden,
The vast majority of people earn less than the CEO's of listed companies, and you certainly haven't denied it.
The very fact that you are just saying I haven't proven it, rather than denying it, I think shows that it's probably correct.
But note that I haven't EXPLICITY claimed certainty about what any poster is earning.
About you I said, on 6th. April:-
" ... apparently consumed with envy at people who earn more than he does ..."
Note that word "apparently", and refer to a dictionary if you don't understand it.
And in a response to a Rocklawn post this afternoon, I said:-
" ... those who seem to be consumed with envy about those who earn more than they do. ..."
Note that word "seem", and again refer to a dictionary if you don't understand it.
As regards the 'going backwards' issue.
Rocklawn posted this afternoon:-
"I see it continues to go backwards ...."
He DID NOT say that the SHARE PRICE continues to go backwards.
Even that isn't true in the very short term, because ZEN closed at its current s.p. of 0.525p on 3rd. March, and has been moving up well from it 21 March 2023 low.
But it certainly isn't true about the company's progress.
Share prices don't always reflect business progress in the short term, and penny share en masse have fallen this year.
“In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run, it is a weighing machine.”
? Benjamin Graham
https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/831517-in-the-short-run-the-market-is-a-voting-machine
So Rocklawn just reappears here, crassly gloating about the poor s.p. performance this year, which anyone with eyes can seen, completely ignoring the great company progress being made. It's just lazy and pointless b.s., probably fuelled by frustration over his own investments and poor judgement.
Why don't we all start gloating on the boards of shares where the s.p. has fallen a lot, as there's certainly plenty to choose from, many far, far, worse than here, and with poor company performance too.
Institutional investors are the most important judges here though, and ZEN was able to raise a good sum in February from them at a discount of just a few per cent, at a challenging time to raise funding:-
28th Feb 2023 7:00 am RNS Institutional investment in Zenith
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ZEN/institutional-investment-in-zenith-443cyzkax6xzhbk.html
With about half a million pounds of additional ZEN director share buying.
Including about £149K. of that from ZEN's chief financial officer, a profession which tends to be quite financially cautious and conservative, so that has to be seen as the strongest of strong buy signals.
I can't off hand remember a bigger CFO share buy than that: indeed it's not unusual for them to restrict themselves to a buy of a few/several thousand pounds, if indeed they buy at all.
Allied to which the company is now cashed up to move full steam ahead on multiple project fronts.
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