Went through the company newsletter and liked what I saw with the shift to present some targets
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...until the comment on the hedge funds about the buyback
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Hedge funds are there to hold companies to account, improve market efficiency and public disclosure. For the sake of shareholders, I wished the board would ignore the short sellers and instead focus more on running the company, achieving targets, seeking opportunities and keeping the trials on track. This I believe, will drive the share price and not the buyback.
FYI, the patents protection run out 2027?? From Bell Potter
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[held but with not much conviction]