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Ah, Latino, Jezzab1970—poster children of delusional shareholder optimism, where reality is treated like an optional footnote. I see through the charade though. You both know full well this company is as lifeless as a deflated balloon, yet here you are, spinning tales to mislead others, hoping for a short-term win while completely disregarding the long-term consequences. Your moral compass is as defunct as this company. You’re not investors—you’re opportunistic vultures feasting on a carcass, or worms burrowing into a dying venture.

Latino, let’s break down your excitement, shall we? "Debt-free," you say, as if that alone is a badge of honor. Well, congratulations on finally catching up with last week's news. Yes, the £3 million in debt was wiped clean, but all that does is slap a new coat of paint on a sinking ship. A "clean shell" just means the company has set the stage to accumulate more debt—something they’ve excelled at for the last four years. Endless RTOs, failed promises, £3 million down the drain—how long before they go down the same path again? I give it months.

And Jezzab1970—what a username choice. Jezebel, the infamous deceiver. Fitting, given how you happily dismiss legitimate concerns while parroting corporate spin. You mock me for sounding the alarm, but I’ll happily take that title. I’ll be the one saying "I told you so" when the inevitable equity dilution comes, and this sinking ship drags its clueless passengers even deeper into the abyss. You know the script: the company will issue more shares, more dilution, and the share price will crater again, right on cue.

Being "debt-free" might look pretty on paper, but with no cash in the bank and no actual revenue streams to speak of, it’s little more than window dressing. What comes next? Spoiler: dilution, more empty promises, and inevitably, more debt. Keep living the dream, though—just don’t act surprised when that "clean shell" is stuffed with your money, only for it to vanish into the financial void.

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Ah, Jimbob. There you are, gracing us with your enlightened take on things, complete with playground-level name-calling. How mature. First off, let's address your language—resorting to petty insults and vulgarities doesn’t exactly make you sound like a sharp mind in the investment world. In fact, your response reads more like the frustrated ramblings of someone who's just learned they're holding a sinking ship of a stock. Perhaps you’d be better suited to the schoolyard bully crew than a discussion on investment strategy. But hey, if throwing out words like “D I C K H E A D” makes you feel smarter, go right ahead—I’m sure it impresses... someone, somewhere.

Now, let’s get to the real heart of the matter. You seem to think that because I’m pointing out the glaring flaws in Curzon (aka “this dead dog of a share”), I must be some sort of troll with nothing better to do. Let me enlighten you: I am invested. Yes, I have skin in this game, and unlike you, I have the clarity of thought to see what’s coming. You, on the other hand, are so blinded by your delusions of grandeur that you don’t recognize a warning when it’s slapped in your face. Rather than thanking me for potentially saving you from sinking more cash into this corporate disaster, you double down on your ignorance.

But why should I expect any different from someone like you? It takes wisdom to recognize value in a cautionary voice, and clearly, wisdom is something you clearly lack! Instead of appreciating the red flags I’m waving, you’re ignorance has made you decide to embrace the very folly that will likely lead you down the same path as so many AIM hopefuls: into the abyss of a worthless share portfolio. Bravo, Jimbob. What a complete berk!

And let’s be honest, calling someone a troll because they’re pointing out the obvious flaws in a company doesn’t make me a troll—it makes me a realist. Just because you’re too busy playing the role of the short-sighted clown doesn’t mean others are too. You might want to reconsider who the real “tool” is here, because from where I’m standing, it’s looking pretty obvious.

In conclusion, your response is not only a showcase of poor language and poorer judgment, and what a total foolish idiot you are but a perfect demonstration of the fact that when you can’t argue with facts, you resort to insults. Good luck with your investment, Jimbob—you’re going to need it. And when the bottom falls out (which it will), remember this moment where you could have listened to someone with a far more foresight than yourself.

curzon energy is at it again under the guise of corpus resources plc!!

very much setting the stage for what looks like another chapter of mismanagement and questionable practices. their latest rns paints a picture not of opportunity, but of potential demise. despite some shuffling around at the board level, the same old tricks are in play, and it’s hard not to see through the façade. scott kaintz may have “graciously” stepped back into a non-executive director role, but let’s not kid ourselves—he’s still pulling the strings. as the majority shareholder, you can be sure he’s steering this ship, even if it’s straight toward an iceberg.

aim, as usual, seems to provide the perfect playground for these antics. it’s become less of a market for investors and more of a stage for companies to line their pockets under the pretense of grand ventures. the unsuspecting retail investor gets to foot the bill while the executives get fat on salaries and equity, and curzon is no exception. it’s a well-rehe****d circus act, and paul forrest, the new ringmaster, is merely carrying on the tradition that scott kaintz perfected—taking advantage of the system while “restructuring” in plain sight.

what’s particularly laughable is their spin on the debt clean-up. sure, they’ve eliminated £3.3m in liabilities, but at what cost? the company has us$717 in the bank—hardly enough to buy lunch, let alone fund their so-called "exciting" new ventures. yet here they are, proudly announcing plans to recruit staff and acquire assets—with equity, no less! in other words, brace yourselves for share dilution on a massive scale, as if the already issued 1 billion + shares weren’t enough! it’s almost as if they’re saying, “let’s see how much value we can obliterate before the investors notice.” it sure is a playground for the rich and smart. it’s a legal way of conning shareholders out of their hard earned money.

the whole “new board” announcement is nothing but window dressing. it’s a clever distraction meant to convince us that they’ve turned a corner, but all the while, the circus is still run by the same clowns. the company isn’t just going from bad to worse; it’s hurtling headlong into a new level of comical incompetence. they’re not even trying to hide it anymore—buying businesses with monopoly money and paying people with shares that will soon be worth less than the paper they’re printed on.

in summary, curzon (or should we say "corpus") is a masterclass in how to take investors for a ride. if you’ve got any hope of making money here, you’d better be smarter than their entire management team—which, given the current state of affairs, might not be saying much.