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Great Post MAJW.
I think those investors who are genuinely interested in the companies success post the most meaningful comments on here - its great to see the rational approach and posts which show a greater reflection of AAA'S worth and potential.
There is no over hyped ramping or irrational de-ramping but just a sensible reflection of what is going on. This board could do with more of this (not that any of us have the power to shift a share price but its good to read evaluative posts both for and against but with substance to back them up)
Great to see a positive post too many investors don’t know what they’re talking about regarding the share probably only have £500 in it anyway so nothing to worry about leave to the big boys Anybody got any idea when this will be listed again early New Year end of this year ???
It really is a joy to see those short on a stock squirming as per the posters below.
The statement above is not said lightly, as the idea of ‘normal’ folk losing money is not desirable. However shorters are far from normal, they are folk who seek to benefit from the demise of others - Hence my altered stance on this occasion.
Back to AAA… for anyone wishing to see the genuinely positive stance of the BOOM board in regards the AAA offer, skip to 46 minutes of the BOOM investor presentation which was held earlier this week.
https://youtu.be/o8V-RjiRaU0
The response from the BOOM CEO tells enough of a story, he is clearly very interested in the trajectory of AAA and is clearly open (almost hopeful) of them returning in the future. That is the polar opposite to the rhetoric spouted on bulletin boards which suggested BOOM were disinterested in AAA’s offering.
That said, BOOM is what I would call the cherry on the cake for AAA. Sentiance and AAQUA are the real stars of the show.
Ignore the archaic accounting methods applied from serial tech hating dinosaurs below, the NAV of a hyper growth company will NEVER match its potential worth, especially when those companies are listed privately.
If you want to see the scale of Sentiance, have a look at the analytics report below which pitches Sentiance alongside behemoths Google and Microsoft.
https://soccernurds.com/uncategorized/1588438/emotion-analytics-market-increasing-demand-with-industry-professionals-affectiva-kairos-ar-inc-cogitocorp-com-noldus-information-technology-tobii-ab-sentiance-nviso-sa-lexalytics-s/
Also do not forgot the partnerships Sentiance has with industry leaders Autoliv and Samsung (Google will help with those two)
Finally AAQUA is clearly harder to research at this stage due to its product still being at Beta stage. However the best guide of AAQUA’s potential scale is to look at the calibre of the people it has been employing for the last 12 months. (Go on LinkedIn and type AAQUA).
You have high calibre roles leaving the likes of Google, Facebook, Netflix, Twitter, Tik Tok and many more… effectively the hyper elite of the tech world… to join AAQUA.
A final word, remember the shorters will get noisiest right when they are most fearful, and that is a really good sign for anyone long on the stock.
Good luck all