Member Info for asiddall

Yet another copy and paste of my previous write up about firepower for the benefit of new members, best not encourage him…most regulars / real investors just ignore him and his many alias. All taken from previous posts…

1.

All posts are characterised by persistent negativity regarding the company’s prospects, predicting imminent share price collapse and urging others to sell.

2.

Persistent Doom-Mongering Without Nuanced Analysis. Consistently asserting that Mobico Group’s share price is destined for a wipeout, frequently comparing it to the fate of companies like Debenhams and Cineworld. You claim that even a small downgrade in the company’s value will “wipe the shares out” and repeatedly advise others to sell immediately, predicting the price will plunge to “3p in seconds” after the next bad news. This approach lacks nuance and fails to consider the complexities of company finances, potential for recovery, or the intentions of major shareholders.

3.

Overstated Debt Concerns and Misleading Comparisons. You repeatedly state that Mobico’s debt is so high that the company is “worth less than the loans” and that “over 80% of the value of this business is now debt, less than 20% is now market cap and cash in the bank”. Genuine forum members have directly challenged your figures, pointing out numerous inaccuracies (e.g., “where did you get that figure from? its nowhere near that!”).

4.

Dismissal of Counterarguments and Personal Attacks. Rather than engaging constructively with other posters, you often dismiss them as “idiots,” “clowns,” or “crazy people”. You disregard any positive analysis or number crunching from others, claiming only you follow the “market and the shorters,” and that others “know nothing.” This antagonistic tone undermines reasonable debate and discourages balanced discussion.

5.

Ignoring Positive Developments and Major Shareholder Moves. Your narrative does not adapt in response to significant positive news, such as the Cosmen family increasing their stake in Mobico Group. Other forum members note that such moves could signal confidence in the company’s future or a potential turnaround, but you continue to interpret all news through a negative lens, suggesting even insider buying is a sign of imminent disaster. This one-sided interpretation reduces the credibility of your analysis.

6.

Scaremongering and Lack of Evidence-Based Reasoning. Your posts frequently predict catastrophic outcomes (“shares will get wiped out,” “company will go bust any day now”) without providing detailed financial analysis or referencing official company statements. Instead, you rely on broad comparisons to unrelated corporate failures and appeals to fear rather than evidence.

To conclude, views are excessively negative, lack balance, and not supported by any comprehensive analysis or evidence. You dismiss opinions, ignore positive developments, and use

Just shaved off this morning profits but still have a significant amount invested. Will see how this goes. Been in since 60p, averaged down quite a bit, guessing many others have been in longer and higher… hopefully this is the new new new new new and final turning point… can’t take much more lol… so many lines and white hair

Well, it seems investors like the news !

Guys, don’t be put off / disheartened by shorters who know what they’re doing. Yes, it temporarily messes up the SP at times, but it doesn’t mean they don’t have confidence in the business.

In many cases, shorting a stock that is expected to increase is a good specialised strategy—usually not motivated by hoping for a price drop, but by risk management, hedging, or trading complex relationships among assets. The companies that you see shorting this, is an example. Do believe this remains a good company. And the SP will increase soon! DYOR.

Don’t think STX is likely to be significantly affected by Medicaid cuts because the company’s revenue is not heavily reliant on Medicaid reimbursements. Its business model is diversified and primarily focuses on other revenue streams . The most severe impacts of Medicaid cuts will be felt by companies with much higher direct exposure to Medicaid funding, such as managed care organizations and hospital systems, not specialty pharmaceutical companies

Firepower, I’m not wasting any energy on you and everyone else should be ignoring you. Here’s a copy and paste from my previous write up for the benefit of new members

1.

All posts are characterised by persistent negativity regarding the company’s prospects, often predicting imminent share price collapse and urging others to sell.

2.

Persistent Doom-Mongering Without Nuanced Analysis. Consistently asserting that Mobico Group’s share price is destined for a wipeout, frequently comparing it to the fate of companies like Debenhams and Cineworld. You claim that even a small downgrade in the company’s value will “wipe the shares out” and repeatedly advise others to sell immediately, predicting the price will plunge to “3p in seconds” after the next bad news. This approach lacks nuance and fails to consider the complexities of company finances, potential for recovery, or the intentions of major shareholders.

3.

Overstated Debt Concerns and Misleading Comparisons. You repeatedly state that Mobico’s debt is so high that the company is “worth less than the loans” and that “over 80% of the value of this business is now debt, less than 20% is now market cap and cash in the bank”. Genuine forum members have directly challenged your figures, pointing out numerous inaccuracies (e.g., “where did you get that figure from? its nowhere near that!”).

4.

Dismissal of Counterarguments and Personal Attacks. Rather than engaging constructively with other posters, you often dismiss them as “idiots,” “clowns,” or “crazy people”. You disregard any positive analysis or number crunching from others, claiming only you follow the “market and the shorters,” and that others “know nothing.” This antagonistic tone undermines reasonable debate and discourages balanced discussion.

5.

Ignoring Positive Developments and Major Shareholder Moves. Your narrative does not adapt in response to significant positive news, such as the Cosmen family increasing their stake in Mobico Group. Other forum members note that such moves could signal confidence in the company’s future or a potential turnaround, but you continue to interpret all news through a negative lens, suggesting even insider buying is a sign of imminent disaster. This one-sided interpretation reduces the credibility of your analysis.

6.

Scaremongering and Lack of Evidence-Based Reasoning. Your posts frequently predict catastrophic outcomes (“shares will get wiped out,” “company will go bust any day now”) without providing detailed financial analysis or referencing official company statements. Instead, you rely on broad comparisons to unrelated corporate failures and appeals to fear rather than evidence.

To conclude, views being excessively negative, lack balance, and not supported by any comprehensive analysis or evidence. You dismiss contrary opinions, ignore positive developments, and use inflammatory language that discourage

@jumaya - same here…. Not too far away from you tbh. I don’t need the cash right now.. will wait….

Firepower1, appreciate everyone on this forum is less intelligent than you, but let’s summarise your activity over the past month.

1.

All posts have been characterised by persistent negativity regarding the company’s prospects, often predicting imminent share price collapse and urging others to sell.

2.

Persistent Doom-Mongering Without Nuanced Analysis. Consistently asserting that Mobico Group’s share price is destined for a wipeout, frequently comparing it to the fate of companies like Debenhams and Cineworld. You claim that even a small downgrade in the company’s value will “wipe the shares out” and repeatedly advise others to sell immediately, predicting the price will plunge to “3p in seconds” after the next bad news. This approach lacks nuance and fails to consider the complexities of company finances, potential for recovery, or the intentions of major shareholders.

3.

Overstated Debt Concerns and Misleading Comparisons. You repeatedly state that Mobico’s debt is so high that the company is “worth less than the loans” and that “over 80% of the value of this business is now debt, less than 20% is now market cap and cash in the bank”. Genuine forum members have directly challenged your figures, pointing out numerous inaccuracies (e.g., “where did you get that figure from? its nowhere near that!”).

4.

Dismissal of Counterarguments and Personal Attacks. Rather than engaging constructively with other posters, you often dismiss them as “idiots,” “clowns,” or “crazy people”. You disregard any positive analysis or number crunching from others, claiming only you follow the “market and the shorters,” and that others “know nothing.” This antagonistic tone undermines reasonable debate and discourages balanced discussion.

5.

Ignoring Positive Developments and Major Shareholder Moves. Your narrative does not adapt in response to significant positive news, such as the Cosmen family increasing their stake in Mobico Group. Other forum members note that such moves could signal confidence in the company’s future or a potential turnaround, but you continue to interpret all news through a negative lens, suggesting even insider buying is a sign of imminent disaster. This one-sided interpretation reduces the credibility of your analysis.

6.

Scaremongering and Lack of Evidence-Based Reasoning. Your posts frequently predict catastrophic outcomes (“shares will get wiped out,” “company will go bust any day now”) without providing detailed financial analysis or referencing official company statements. Instead, you rely on broad comparisons to unrelated corporate failures and appeals to fear rather than evidence.

So, to conclude, you are excessively negative, lack balance, and have views not supported by any comprehensive analysis or evidence. You dismiss contrary opinions, ignore positive developments, and use inflammatory language that discourages constructive discus

Agree, just ignore them. I reported a few in the past and they just change their ID afterwards.

Some are genuine shorters who take a gamble and openly admit to making an error or discussing : laughing about it afterwards… great! Then there’s the really desperate group… I’m all for constructive comments, but some people on here are not so experienced with dealing with these nutters. If their conviction is so strong, why not let their position speak for itself instead of trying to talk down everyone else’s investments? No doubt they’ll forget to update us again when they’re scrambling to cover at a loss!

Oh DYOR…

Nothing unusual / unexpected, we sit between the two and will just head back in again later.

Blue pill day! Seems a few years since it’s stayed up for so long… :-))

Put simply, it’s the same company as last year, just without the US bus routes that was driving more debt. Even if it was sold a little cheap, it still doesn’t warrant the recent drop. The likes of the chronicle investor and others just jump on the bandwagon., staying quiet when things are looking up. I don’t have many concerns at this price. Worth a punt in my opinion. A lot worse companies out there that have recovered! DYOR

A lot of the issues have been here WELL BEFORE this sale. The % drop in SP is not a direct reflection on the business and this is certainly over cooked / if not slightly burnt . Yes, I’ve made a loss, but having invested in this company for many years and having known guys that’s been and still working there I’m not ready to throw the towel in just yet. I’ll take a punt at the mid 30’s. Just my penny worth. DYOR. Good luck

Personally think this drop is well overdone…. Should rebound a little

Hopefully a bit of good news has been leaked… RNS tomorrow or Thursday Fingers crossed.

Expectations from investor presentation: slide 4 - “Rare butterfly migration in Asia compounded the unforeseen market movements for Shield STX”.

Not convinced that bad weather would affect prescription sales as much as they’re saying…. Been holding for 5 years…. Not sure I can hold on much longer.

Well, whilst ever the SP keeps going up then I’m happy. Nothing significantly bad is being leaked. Let’s be optimistic… too much unfounded negativity. This is my 31st year in investing. I could quote many times where delays in accounts have resulted in great news!

It could be just that audits taking longer than expected… which happens quite a lot tbf. Would be nice for an update though…

We need a TikTok board ;-)