RE: Share Dilution Certain!10 Oct 2024 16:34
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.