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The difference here is we know the AIM delist date and 2023 plan to list on Nasdaq.
The rug is not being pulled without notice.
Hopefully “…best of luck” signals the end of your posts on this share. So, best of luck to you too!
Whenever a share comes crashing down the most ardent advocates become the most ardent accusers of illegal wrongdoing. It happened with Sefton and AAOG (and then with ICON- he had 2 goes at robbing pi's), MYSQ, FLYB, MTFB, SXX... all of them made money for some folk while they were ending (and some good money) but all of them went to the wall, for a variety of reasons, and dragged good people down. SXX not only lost money but savaged the local community, losing ex miners their life savings. If they couldn't get anything legal off the ground then you certainly won't. It's a tough lesson to learn, that the integrity of BoD might be less than honourable (but legal).
Anyone who's still out there investing has been stung several times and eventually learn to spread the risk and stop believing in lottery wins.
No doubt there'll be some who will make some money all the way to the wire (towards the end is when the sp will get volatile and there are enough folk gambling on AIM to push a price up with a few trades) but just appreciate that now is when mms will play a different game to take your money. Spread widens... silly little trades to move the price... nubies start revelling in bottom fishing the share.
It is possible that this could just be a goldmine, if you're prepared to wait 18months. But, the markets are full of companies with potential without trying to make the losing nag get back your winnings. It's already cost most lth dear. why would anyone trust a company that kicked you in the nuts financially, several times with more of your hard-earned?
Fact is, none of the ii's can sell their stock on the open market so have to seek another route to get back/make their money. But they're playing a longer game than you/us... and they have financial instruments you don't (like magicking up 100million shares for 'a job well done').
Tie your flag to them, by all means or don't. But don't waste time posting about how 'we should get the villagers together with tiki torches' and storm the battlements, legally. You're wasting your time. And just stewing on it, further.
Move on, and take the lesson with you. Next time, either invest more cautiously or see it as an adventure that went (I'm saying wrong but you may think it's not over yet) wayward and is a teaching event.
Whatever you do, best of luck.
i strongly urge anyone considering backing what imo is an extremely ill advised call for action against the bod or company, to take a hard look at what it would achieve for them financially.the answer is zero zilch.the only hope of getting anything back is to let this play out.i f the deal doesn't go through the company will almost certainly collapse and imo nothing will be payable to PIs..remember there is no external institution available to seek any redress from.