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I am down 93% on this bag of s*** - not a good position - time the aim cowboys were brought to justice - it won't help me financially as i have wriiten this off but at least Trevor can have a good life - he must be so proud
Thank you all for your comments - i won't post anymore on this shambes- perhaps i will be sued next by the charlatan for not investing more or calling him out - he is not a nice man - i will survive wih integrity - albeit poorer
Fingers crossed bonnie lad - i will leave it as worthless now - miracles sometime happen - we can but live in hope - good luck to you and all investors but I feel that this man is not trustworthy BUT he will have the last laugh - i can sleep at night knowing i am not a liar
Hi - I was 73 and put half of my savings into Braveheart a while ago and got the 'special' dividend so i thought i was special too - now I'm 92% down overall - BIG rise today - is it just for the owners so should i just give up as i don't have much more to lose - and yes, i was stupid, lesson learnt etc etc (a bit late) but should i stick with it - any thoughts? thank you
Hi Captain - my feelings about ODX are clear - if you wanted to invest in a company to lose money then ODX must be a serious contender - all of what you state plus personal experience - so my advise - look elsewhere if you want invest in AIM.
Hi Paul - no, you are not thick but you may be gullible - the best way to find out is to ask yourself a question - did i invest in ODX? - if yes, then sorry mate i think you are but then again you may have fun paying the (inflated) salaries of the board - if so - you win!
91% loss on this stock - YEP 91% - how on earth did i end up here?
Well - it is easy - just give your money to an AIM scammer so he can live a millionaires lifestyle spending my money - AIM is a scammers paradise with mugs like me around.
Repying to myself is a bit strange but i think you my be intereested in 'what happened next' - well simply my trust in AIM (ODX in particular) was shattered - i took what i had left and invested in gold ((turned out ok) and diviidend paying stocks so now i am officially very boring but i was never a gambler and i look back on ODX as a lesson on (my) greed and a my inexperience - an expensive but luckily not a fata;l lesson
Some of the messages on here are getting very personal which i understand but for potential/new investors a bit of recap of what you are getting into - i lost a lot of money with ODX so maybe slightly negative but please listen.
ODX is probably the worst AIM company i invested in - they promised the earth with their ground breaking covid test at the height of the pandemic - they had nothing- literally nothing - the share price traded on empty promises - the directors (i suspect) knew this but continued to spin the myth - and they still do to this day - thankfully not with covid but with their other 'wonder' products so any investment you make is simply to keep paying their vastly inflated salaries - one day (maybe soon) when they can no longer con genuine investors ODX will disappear along with your money.
You don't have to heed my warnings but at least consider them when you make your decision because it is YOUR decision.
I wish you luck but feel that you are being taken for mugs as i was.
Thank you Tradesin - no doubt we will slated for talking down the stock - meanwhile in the real world
Hi Hedgefun - i thought i was the next Warren Buffett - only to find out that was an Iceland out of date seafood buffet!
Keep smiling - life does **** like this - one moment king of the world - next moment looking at an empty bin
I am relatively new at share trading and have detailed below my experience with ODX and concluded with my view on the future of the company - i have no current holdings so if you think my views irrelevant please feel to ignore.
ODX was a significant element in my early trading days (Mar 2020) with the share price riding the Covid 'wave' and trading was profitable so i continued to grow my holdings at an average buy price of 68p- in hindsight by October 2021 all the warning signs were apparent of a badly managed company trading on what i realised, far too late, were 'empty promises' before eventually losing high double digits of my investment.
So, where are they now? - i guess they would give pinnochio a good run as their empty promises become even more ludicrous - many have commented that the BOD are only interested in securing their unjustified salaries for as long as possible before moving on and leaving the PI's to pick up their tab - i can't disagree with this as all the evidence seems to support this view.
So, overall i would advise caution as thier 'offering' seems to be pretty slim/non-existent built on smoke and mirrors but make your own decisions - i did and i was wrong - it happens!
Finally I wish all current investors well but i won't be joining you.
A lot of us are asking the same question - i have decided not to averge down as the upside risk is too high - we are only just entering a period of high inflation, higher interest rates, the uncertainty in Ukraine (oil and grain prices only going one way) and wage erosion - ASOS customer base only just starting to feel the squeeze and signs are not good - to coin a phrase - it will get worse before it gets better - so i will sit on my 70% + loss, cross everything and wait it out but not optimistic - sorry i couldn't be more positive but you are not alone.
CaptainSwag seems to have called it pretty much spot on so far - ODX may have, or more likely may not, have a future but the fact remains that they are too high risk even for the AIM - the BOD would be funny if they were not funding their comfortable lifestyle from deluded investors - if you can't grasp that then maybe you should visit your local casino rather than blaming him for your mistakes.