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I'm in wsg... So probably still need white coats and a rubber room.B
I'm pleased, thought we were going to have to send for the men in white coats.
Don't worry I know what this company is worth.... Fk all.....my startlment was how MMS take the piz and no one cares..B
Can’t believe this is back. Can’t believe people are buying it. It’s worth 7p a share and people are buying for more. Even after the shady past of the BOD was published. You just can’t tell some folks
go ahead place your deal currently 109p to buy 1000 shares and only 83.5p to sell 1000 shares lol
Yrabsmurruc, you do know this company is worthless don't you. Raised £8m, doesn't do anything and probably less in the bank now. What do you think it's worth?
And 6 grand in sales knocks 25 m of the market value!.... Couldn't make it up. B
AIQ is back again, 1 sell trade for 1,161 shares and a 29% drop...joke of a company. https://www.investegate.co.uk/stock-exch-notice/rns/restoration---aiq-limited/201805210730056348O/
How did that happen. At least it will have some entertainment value.
Lol I think by the time this comes back there will be 100's of pages of tumbleweed, I would guess close to 6 months, then i believe it will be made to delist like their previous shady companies were made to do. I think most here were just gambling with money they could afford to lose...maybe an odd newbie who doesnt understand the basics...nobody otherwise would touch this...the odds are all for being made to delist and share out the full asset pot..about �3.5 million...around 7p a share..maybe less after wages and costs...thats the gamble...the lucky ones were in and out...theymall knew it was a sham they were buying into
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To my next door neighbors scarecrow....
Most people buying were traders using only gambling money that they could afford to lose..Nobody with half a brain cell would buy this otherwise....they have NO investments...ONLY cash...�3m and how much is its MCAP...�75Million...LOL....PMSL....That's 8p a share. Only crack heads or gamblers have bought this share...I hope nobody new to investing was suckered in...if its delisted they will get their share of the break up of the company...which is 8 p a share cash...of course maybe 6p after all the costs involved....Everybody was trying to warn people...its a sham and this time it was the LSE that forced the suspension not the company...
Most online financial sites like SPs and Inv.board have stated they think it will be delisted....LIKE the other TWO the BOD have had previously for sham companies .That RNS was signed off by Chairman Graham Duncan. Well, Mr Duncan, today�s suspension casts your statement in a rather unenviable light, does it not? Did anyone at the company check what was going on or did they all look the other way? Again, why was I bang on the money sitting at my dining table with no office support or advisers to call, yet the company simply got it wholly wrong? Was it not completely obvious that there was a disorderly market? One has to say that it is difficult to imagine any credibility remaining in the AIQ boardroom after that. Who would believe a word they have to say now? So do we now have to sit around for another three and a half months whilst the company scratches around to sell a few more shares and claim the disorderly market has been dealt with? Would the UKLA and the LSE buy that, once bitten and all that? Who would bet that it would work if it has not worked the first time? Will the LSE and UKLA man up properly and throw AIQ off the market altogether? Or will they look for the easiest solution (printing more shares) in oder to dust the matter neatly under the carpet? And what happens to those who bought shares at 150p today? Will they get their money back? How on earth did this company get past the UKLA in the first place? The IPO shares were issued on paper and the recipients got them after the stock had listed � and then had to dematerialise them. And someone was surprised that there was a disorderly market? What on earth did anyone expect? And let us not forget that the listing paperwork missed out a few important details in the directors� CVs. And, of course, there was plenty of evidence linking AIQ to dodgy schemes in Malaysia and China which was only taken down after my pieces HERE and HERE were published, and denied. I accepted the denials, but why were the links taken down so late on? This whole exercise had been an absolute joke. It makes a mockery of the Official List of the London Stock Exchange � it even makes AIM look well regulated, which really is quite an achievement. Hang your heads in shame, the bloody lot of you.
And massive drop will eventually happened, then what?? Again i will and some of us buy again. It’s simple; small free float, small buy will force this share to rise again in which attract day trader, gamblers, and profits seekers.
AIQ Limited (LSE: AIQ)�.. notes the recent significant increase in the Company's share price and confirms that it is not aware of any reason for such movements. That RNS was signed off by Chairman Graham Duncan. Well, Mr Duncan, today�s suspension casts your statement in a rather unenviable light, does it not? Did anyone at the company check what was going on or did they all look the other way? Again, why was I bang on the money sitting at my dining table with no office support or advisers to call, yet the company simply got it wholly wrong? Was it not completely obvious that there was a disorderly market? One has to say that it is difficult to imagine any credibility remaining in the AIQ boardroom after that. Who would believe a word they have to say now? So do we now have to sit around for another three and a half months whilst the company scratches around to sell a few more shares and claim the disorderly market has been dealt with? Would the UKLA and the LSE buy that, once bitten and all that? Who would bet that it would work if it has not worked the first time? Will the LSE and UKLA man up properly and throw AIQ off the market altogether? Or will they look for the easiest solution (printing more shares) in oder to dust the matter neatly under the carpet? And what happens to those who bought shares at 150p today? Will they get their money back? How on earth did this company get past the UKLA in the first place? The IPO shares were issued on paper and the recipients got them after the stock had listed � and then had to dematerialise them. And someone was surprised that there was a disorderly market? What on earth did anyone expect? And let us not forget that the listing paperwork missed out a few important details in the directors� CVs. And, of course, there was plenty of evidence linking AIQ to dodgy schemes in Malaysia and China which was only taken down after my pieces HERE and HERE were published, and denied. I accepted the denials, but why were the links taken down so late on? This whole exercise had been an absolute joke. It makes a mockery of the Official List of the London Stock Exchange � it even makes AIM look well regulated, which really is quite an achievement. Hang your heads in shame, the bloody lot of you. Filed under:
AIQ didn't announce the suspension this time themselves, it was the LSE themselves. Here is the RNS... https://www.investegate.co.uk/stock-exch-notice/rns/suspension---aiq-limited/201804231245018029L/
They always publish every Rns......can't find where it says AIQ are suspended. https://www.investegate.co.uk/Index.aspx
OH dear but at least they will get in the guinness book of records. Hope someone gets banged up for this.
Profit seeker.....this one isn't aim....LOL....though it does act like it
Sorry on here lol? No PIs would have bought into this valuation unless they were high on coke. I just want to know who has been buying and the motive behind buying as it’s certainly not know to the general market
they will surely be investigated here as to what is going on