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Which trading company did people use to sell their Acumen shares please.

Hi all laptop working ok this week

What i was asking did james draper run of with the ip address

I think him and a women board member was trying to run off with it

Its a same i thought the in game adds was a very good idea

AM stuck in frr and ppp

Hope we all come out with some money

Sorry my laptop is going very slow and seems as the keys are sticky

wood = would

boar =bored

once again sorry and all the best to you all

Hi i feel sorry for you all

I just sold at the right time but always thought this wood come good

I always like the in game thing was a good idea

But i have been stuck in frr for years just wish it would go under witch i think is very near now

Its bean doing my head in

I am stuck in ppp are all the same if and a big if i ever get near my money back thats it for me

So did he run of the that other boar member i think a women with the ip address or something

Hopping all the best to you all i kno how you feel

The Bidstack debacle is one of the clearest recent examples of corruption in the UK small-cap space.

What Happened:

Retail was sold a dream of in-game advertising dominance.

Directors filed holdings that gave the appearance of minor ownership.

But then millions of shares were sold on the quiet — with no disclosure, and no regulator action.

The company went private, and retail investors were left with zero — no compensation, no inquiry, no accountability.

And Brokers?

They just shrugged it off. No protection. No investigation.

The FCA? Silent.

The LSE? Complicit.

🧨 The Bigger Problem – A Captured System

What you're describing isn’t mismanagement — it’s a systemic failure designed to benefit insiders:

Directors offloading shares without proper disclosure.

Brokers facilitating insider trades under the radar.

Regulators asleep at the wheel (or worse—aligned with the money).

Retail investors treated like exit liquidity, with no recourse.

And this is why long-term investing in AIM or UK small-caps has become a fool’s game unless you’re inside the club.

> The rules they preach don’t apply to them. And when retail cries foul, they gaslight you with “market risks” and “volatility.”