I guess I didn't believe your first statement... not then, not...

I guess I didn't believe your first statement... not then, not now.

You downramp by trying to create a seed of doubt, not as obvious as some downrampers, but still the same thing as I pointed out above. You are a long term holder of A2M and your intentions here are clear as day.

Good on you with A2M. I made 4 bags on A2M before selling, but no longer believe they hold the competitive edge they had with exclusive rights to A2 Protein and to me that is a concern. Had their market cap not grown so much so quickly I might still hold, but to me there is more upside here from our $1 bil market cap in the same market (and many more markets) than A2M and I'm not talking about over a month, I plan on holding far longer than that.

Anyway I'm not out and about bagging A2M, I'm not over at A2M forums cross promoting and I am not worried about what A2M will do to FNP in the short, medium or long term. If you don't like FNP, as I said, go back to A2M. No need for you to post here. If you want in great, you might grab a nice $4.80 buy in should the markets move down to the credit raise price. I guess we will see. No skin off my nose either way.

FNP management are building something big here imo. They are putting their own cash down in the millions buying shares and are looking to rapidly expand what FNP does from farm to manufacture to sale, start to finish. The whole picture. This setup phase is exciting, but when results come through, happy days.

I'm looking forward to the spending on "Plastic Carton" manufacture and seeing said cartons appear along side A2M in my local supermarket. Im also eagerly awaiting an as yet un-released announcement on A2 only baby formula which should be quite interesting...

The biggest issue here at the moment is the lack of liquidity in the share price. It is something we have discussed here previously and is mainly due to the huge majority holding by the Perich Family. There quite simply isn't enough shares on offer / being traded. We quite literally ran out of shares for sale to hit our recent high, so a pull back from there was inevitable imo. That issue may now be resolved with this CR, giving more of the "big boys" a way in. We will see. Exciting times.