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And the conductive fabric which was put to bed 3 years ago, but still, lets not forget.......
SOYO. A couple of probable answers to your recently posed questions.
Lynchwood Nominees - yes they've only recently appeared (but with Amit's appalling track record of keeping corporate info updated, who knows how long they've had any holding?). Anyhow, the clue is I suspect in the name - Lynchwood will be holding on behalf of other investors and is IMV very unlikely to be a shareholder in its own right.
As for ex-employees (Yuval, Bhav and the like)... you're forgetting the passage of time. Those guys have had their say when the CTAG wheels finally and conclusively fell off many months ago and have moved on to other ventures/positions. I wouldn't expect to hear anything from them or their like, so long after the event.
Morning Dougal,
Long time no speak, thought I’d pop in now the van is undercover , we still non the wiser here perhaps we need to open our eyes more and look at the bigger picture do you think, new strategy .
Bib breakfast awaits
Brants
Dougal,
It’s my understanding that all the patents had lapsed, and/or were no longer being pursued as the track is never going to be released.
"On balance, my money would be on a denial of reality based coping strategy"
We have a winner!
The only fact in over three years? I think you'll find that many people have consistently done exactly that - that fact being that literally nothing Amit has said or promised has ever come true.
I really wouldn't get too obsessional about whatever was stated within the Articles of Association of a company that has now been confirmed as being utterly and absolutely defunct, if I were you. It's a complete irrelevance.
You may be right.
I just find the fact that he claimed to have participated in the "pre IPO" just as the company was attempting to solicit further funds from shareholders, suspicious. And he has also endlessly attacked the "evil shorts " which was the default modus operandi of every shill, from the get go.
But who knows. I am not prepared to cut him any slack however. He is a proven liar, even if he is genuine, and anything he now says is utterly worthless.
Agreed, SOYO. As I've said, I for one am happy to take Dougal's recent shock assertion that he's been lying his ass off for the last two and a half plus years with a seriously healthy pinch of salt.
On balance, my money would be on a denial of reality based coping strategy, or possibly a way too late in the day tragic effort to save face, bizarre though that may be.
Either way, again as I've said, what difference does it actually make?
i don't believe that dougal has been a company shill.
if anyone had bothered to read all his posts here over
time, it surely wouldn't have made them more likely
to invest in this farrago, would it??? nor would his
chatter have made the slightest difference to anyone
who was thinking of litigation, imv. (meanwhile, a little
tricky to see how the multi-IDs could spin more stories
about evil shorters, bearing in mind that the cayman
company has been slotted - if there were any remaining
shorts, there is no ctag left to give them any liability.
Fine. Seeing now - as everyone does - exactly how Amit has treated PIs since day one, how truthful he's been and how many promises he's stuck to, the oh so obvious question is... what's changed?
I'd say absolutely nothing.
2 other points. I have no idea why you keep banging on about ",FCA registered"... what difference do you expect that to make?
And you're now banging on about "updated A of A"... "updated"? ItsIt's a brand new company ("Newco", remember?)... what possible relevance do the now defunct Cloudtag's articles of association have to any new A of A that Amit may decide for the Newco?
Dougal, you are priceless.
1. Amit's been shafting investors from the absolute get-go.
2. If you really did bail out entirely just before delist, I'd be mildly interested in hearing why you've been so unrelentingly supportative of CTAG over the last 2.5 years and why you claimed to have invested in the "amazing pre-IPO buy-in opportunity"?
Well done dougal, you certainly warned us all.
Although well-intentioned, the SAG was infiltrated with company shills from the start, giving bizarrely bad advice as to courses of action - and they were listened to (which is why a fair few more sensible LTHers resigned from the so-called "inner circle" pretty quickly). I'm not saying the SAG could have achieved anything (pretty unlikely, in all honesty) - but with those shills at its heart, it had no chance.
As for Dougal's latest "shock horror revelations... if true (and who knows with Dougal? Does he even know himself?), does it even matter at this stage? If he has been yet another BB ID pumping Amit's post-delist pickpocketing attempts by claiming to have participated, then would anyone honestly be surprised, given the sheer amount of attempted hustles being perpetrated re CTAG over the years?
Yeah, you are right. Dougal is still another of them. I was stupidly taken in by the sheer volume of his (her?) posts on so many stocks. They are good at this, you have to give them that. But of course this recent volte face is one too many.
You wonder what is the point, though? As you say it is hard to believe anyone is going to be stupid enough to succumb to yet another dump. It is over.
And after all these recent company shenanigans everyone involved here is sufficiently ensconced in jurisdictions outside English law for that not to be a concern, presumably. They must feel totally safe now.
So why bother? What is with all this new "conductive patents" nonsense? Why don't they let this die on the vine?
If they let this quietly expire, the "shareholders" here will eventually forget and move on, if they haven't already. What else can they do?
Hard not to have watched all this unfold and not be sick to the stomach, mind. The way the "shareholder action group" was contemptuously swatted aside, like a mildly inconvenient fly, was particularly brutal. They are clever, and there are nicer ways to make money.
You don't have to
At this point, they must be just trolling. The last pump, was just a effort who was looking to try offload their shares to a bigger fool in one desperate hopeless attempt.
They all know what is up, if they give yet more cash to amit, we can't say they where not warned. It is on them, and has been for a while.
The soap opera that has been your posts over the past few years is way more interesting. It is hard to decide whether you have simply lost your mind, or are yet another of the many "ctag friendly" ID's, the longest standing still extant. Positioned to be quasi critical, but constantly feeding misinformation into the mix.
You claimed that you had invested in the "pre IPO." You said it was "blind faith."
Now you imply that you didn't. That this was some kind of joke.
If you did, what are your views on recent developments? How do you feel about your additional "investment?" Is it going to make you rich? Should we be kicking ourselves for not availing ourselves of the wonderful opportunity?
If not why did you lie (what else can we call your claim?) when it was still possible for others to sink more money into this company?
Well I've heard it all now,we've seen optimistic days pessimistic days and now a revelation of not even being invested,why keep describing it as a nightmare? Some people including myself have previously posted about feeling sorry for him,is he just winding people up?
dougal, you do understand that peeps
can read your past posts, don't you?
e.g. dougal66, 22.7.19
"RE: One of the things...22 Jul 2019 14:42
Spikey. Total blind faith BCT & DHP.
Amit( FCA authorised and regulated) then went onto raise c400k 24 August 2018. Now that really caught my attention.
As an existing investor I subscribed pre IPO. Other than that it is none of your business."
so after all this time & all his posts, is dougal now
claiming that he sold out of CTAG, and didn't put
in extra money into that weird pre-IPO thang?!
both hilarious and sad.