Member Info for drshaggy

Well, financial circumstances (the loss of my business and most of my monthly income to the Coronavirus pandemic) finally forced me to sell my entire holdings in Tremor.

I bought in during the great Blinkx short in January of 2014 and so have watched this closely for the last 6 and a half years or so.

As a result I've lost most of my hair (as well as my coat)!

I was hoping to see this one out to the end but circumstances have forced me out earlier than expected.

I had to accept a whopping 86% loss on my original investment, which was a substantial amount of my personal savings, but so it goes I guess...

It's taught me never to invest in stocks and shares again, especially on the gambling casino called AIM.

I want to wish all of the longer term holders all the very best and truly hope that one day this share comes good.

A special goodbye to Rustybucket, who I think bought in around the same time as me and who has been a constant comment poster on this board ever since. Good luck mate.

Goodbye and good luck to all.

The institutions are indeed hoovering up, helped by the mood music made by people like stt1. He's an industry professional whose job it is to help buyers obtain them as cheap as possible by scaring gullible private investors.

People should stop taking his comments personally. He's just doing his job.

That's why he's impervious to comments.

He's just getting paid to do his job. Not just in this share but multiple others under different user profiles.

It seems that Tosca aren't quite as worried about the future prospects of this share as Stt1 currently is.

Maybe they'd heard a hint about the tie-up with News Corp.

Nothing from Stt1 today.

He never seems to comment when the sp rises, a time when, as an apparent de-ramper, one might expect him to.

And if you don't believe in the notion of organised de-rampers then you clearly weren't reading this board during the great blinkx short of 2014.

Stt1 has obviously influenced baldeagle to the extent that he overuses this in his punctuation:

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Still waiting for baldeagle to tell us why he went long (or short) despite claiming stt1 has always been right?

Simple questions but no answers = exactly the same as stt1.

I'll ask again: are you long or short? What's your entry point relative to the current sp? Why did you buy in despite stt1 being apparently right in all his assertions?

Simple questions, so simple answers will suffice.

I await with (un)bated breath for your response

And no, he's not a rich and powerful individual.

But those who employ him and provide him with the material he keeps endlessly trolling out certainly are.

It's an AIM share, so of course it is being manipulated.

So perhaps you'll tell us your position on this share? Long or short? What was your buy in price? And if you're invested why, if you've read all his comments over the past few years and think he's right, are you still in?

I say he's trying to influence how people invest in this share (and others).

If he's not, why is he bothering doing all this?

Every so often people like you, with barely any comments on the forum pop up and defend him. Then they disappear never to be heard of again.

So, if stt1 is not invested either long or short in this company, what's he doing it for?

For our sake?

All this input for nothing in return?

I don't buy it.

You are part of the same network, or more likely, are one and the same person.

Just like all the rest of them.

Investing in stocks like this

This was the comment meant.

I was wrong though because he works it both ways. Up and down according to client needs.

He's a professional manipulator IMO.

I made this assertion several weeks ago and no one commented.

IMHO.

This shows how despite all the buying a cap is kept on the sp

Stt1 isa buyer's friend, helping to keep downward pressure on the sp while his mates hoover up using algo trading.

He might go quiet for a bit now. If not I expect to see further buys which don't impact on the sp, followed by another RNS in due course.

The same thing happened when the Saudi firm filled up.

Of course he might just turn up and tell us how dodgy shroders are.
Stt1 is a market manipulator, not an investor and works it both ways depending upon the needs of his clients.
All IMHO of course.

Stt1 works for people who want to buy shares, not short them.

The interested parties he represents want to buy them as cheaply as possible without pushing the price up, and do this by using stt1 and his friends to create market tension by keeping downward pressure on the price by talking them down in quiet periods, whilst the actual buyers use high frequency trading to hoover them up as cheaply as possible while this happens.

Hence the latest RNS reporting a substantial increase in holding without making a jot of difference to the sp.

Stt1's a 'buyer's friend'.

Who's the latest buyer?

His mates.

That stt1 fella has gone a little quiet over the last couple of weeks. I wonder why?

I guess someone might have got their very short and stubby typing fingers badly burned.

I don't expect many will feel too bad about that, given the kicking he's been giving us with obvious relish for the last 2 years.

£10 is about the same as I need.

We can but dream....

I reckon the rapid increases in sp over the last couple of days will have blown many short positions out of the water.

I suspect we've been helped by a short squeeze.

But I bet stt1 hasn't though.

He's done for, so let's take this opportunity to say goodbye.

His raison d'etre on here is over.

Looks like we're being shafted yet again.

... are we being shafted again or what?

I first bought into this share just over 5 years ago now, and I'm now about 85% down again.

After this am I going to be in an even worse position?

One thing I think we can say with certain now is that the Edelman blog was absolutely correct about zango.

This company has never made a penny in profit since then.

And we've been played with ever since IMVHO.

Lombardier buying and then selling over the last 2 weeks it seems. Hmmm.

Plus 2 million more share freebies for management...

That's over 20 million free shares in old money. That's quite a high % of the overall total.

So is part of the fall due to share dilution?

I thought they were supposed to be considering buying them back, not printing new ones and giving them away?

PS: if anyone fancies borrowing mine for a price they'd be most welcome.

"Short selling also provides investors who own the stock (i.e., have long positions) with the ability to generate extra income by lending their shares to the shorts".

This is how institutions have been making money off this share IMHO.