WDT - Wellington Drive Technologies

[GR8DAY]

......some positive news just through for WELLINGTON. Anthony Ting (TING INTERNATIONAL), appears to be a highly qualified individual (university of Edinburgh) with a 25yr business history of sales/developmental work specializing in electric motors etc. Exciting development which should propel sales forward esp. into the huge chinese market. Good also to see they are being proactive in cutting costs by relocating head office. Mr Market likes it so far.

[Bobcat.]

In spite of this announcement of a door opening into China, I don't trust this company, and their capital raising will remain an overhang.

Sellers showing their hand in the market outweigh buyers by a substantial margin. Just a pittance of volume above 9c - 82k compared to 85k on sale below 17c. Don't be fooled - now is not the time to buy this dog.

[tsb]

The great WDT convertible preference share offer.
can anyone see any good points of it or is it the same old same old?

[percy]

The great WDT convertible preference share offer.
can anyone see any good points of it or is it the same old same old?

It will be different this time.!!
Yeah right.!!!! lol.

[percy]

We'll see. Give it a few more years, and I'll see you back here. In the meantime please remember-"He who lol last, lol longest"

Have had about 23 years of lol since I sold my WDT and brought EBO.!!!!

[In4a$]

Gosh how many capital raisings have they had, must be trying to set some record for the most by one company.

[Balance]

WDT up 30% today. Yee-haa!!!

And how many % down now?

[Balance]

We'll see. Give it a few more years, and I'll see you back here. In the meantime please remember-"He who lol last, lol longest"

Zigzag - you chose to ignore the postings/warnings of those who have followed this company for years and years (even decades).

They are laughing.

[silu]

I was a shareholder from 2000-2001 and it seems not much has changed. They put the loooooooooooong into long-suffering.

[Balance]

I was a shareholder from 2000-2001 and it seems not much has changed. They put the loooooooooooong into long-suffering.

I sat in on a presentation by Ross Green over a decade ago. If you have not met or listen to him before, you would actually think the company 'is' on the verge of greatness.

Then he brought out the begging bowl and wanted more funds. That's when we all left the room and gave the stock a big red cross.