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Even with Ocelot funding the airfare and the cost of the beer, it'd have to be a pretty bl**dy special pub and a pretty bl**dy special pint to be worth the 14 day quarantine you'd unavoidably face on your way back in...

It looks like LSE deleted posts which contained posters' actual personal info (e.g. full name).

That's expected policy - the surprise to me was that the MD of an AIM-listed company (presuming it was actually him and not someone pretending to be GL) i) posted on a BB and ii) posted referencing a poster by his full name.

If it was GL, that flies in the face of what is specifically stated on the AngusEnergy website in the Investors Q&A section. Potentially more significantly, it would be a blatant breach of GDPR regulations. Either way, I'm not at all surprised by the swathe of post deletions.

..and the level of maturity exhibited in your reply only serves to make my point for me, MrNation.

Perhaps it might be useful for you to look up the term "ad hominem" and grasp why it's the most banal of logical fallacies. Just a suggestion, mind you...

Fully agreed CawCaw - a calm and measured assessment of things.

I strongly suspect that MrNation is just another short-term trader, what with his constant and utterly unevidenced positivity and his instant slamming of anyone posting a far more realistic and fact-based opinion.

Not that I'd usually wish this on any PI, but if he is, it'd amuse me no end if he's found himself accidentally locked in (like so many genuine LTHers) by having wrongly estimated COPL SP movements over the short term in an effort to exit with his target marginal percentage.

Rastuss is sadly not wrong.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-7997099/British-directors-heart-scandal-engulfing-healthcare-firm-NMC.html

"Patrick James Meade, previously known as Lord 'Paddy' Gillford, is the 8th Earl of Clanwilliam, a title dating back to when Britain ruled Ireland.

The Old Etonian, 59, is an independent non-executive and has been paid £583,400 since 2012.

He is chairman of NMC's audit committee which is responsible for scrutinising the company's books, despite having 'no apparent accounting experience', Muddy Waters said.

Clanwilliam was previously chairman of London-listed Eurasia Drilling Company, which was bought by Russian oligarch shareholders for a price some investors claimed was heavily-discounted. He maintained he was acting as an independent figure when recommending the offer, when in fact he was a board member on one of the buyer's companies.

The peer, who once served with the Coldstream Guards, is also chairman of oil and gas firm Angus Energy and has close ties with the Tory party.

He backed David Cameron's bid to be Conservative leader in 2005 and donated £10,000 to the party five years later.

He has been described by friends as an eccentric, and likened to Mr Toad in Wind In The Willows.

After his second marriage in 1995, he is said to have whisked his wife away in a pink tank. And he reportedly once shot one of his fingers off at a stag do in 1989."

Riiiiight. Anyhow...

Allegedly shooting one of his own fingers off? If he's got form for shooting himself in the hand, then it's really not much of a reach from that to shooting himself in the foot - Paddy should fit the ANGS BOD perfectly then.

I see Suhail has brought out one of his many alternate bulletin board IDs... prepare for a ramptastic yawnfest.

Find a historic thread here where he's posted and click on his name to see his post history.... you'll find there's none, all of a sudden.

Which means that the ramptastically transparent buffoon has been sent to the naughty step. One can but hope that it's permanent...

He got banned for spamming utter BS and disrupting the BBs of his ramptastic target shares with childish insults and fake facts.

(I'm not hearing too many sobbing into their coffee...)

Yes it'd be seriously amusing if Captain Clueless Ramptastic Suhail had got himself locked in. He's certainly sounding increasingly desperate, what with his frantic claim that COPL will be like BOIL (no chance).

The major downside though is that we'll all have to suffer the transparent buffoon's presence and squeakings for a great deal longer.

...and this BB has become a Suhail echo chamber. Exactly the same as has happened over the last couple of weeks with LWRF, RMP and IIP, the other recent targets of his transparent ramptastic short-term trader efforts.

Hopefully this self-serving (and frankly not at all smart) buffoon will do one and disappear soon.

Suhail really is a transparent buffoon with his ever more desperate day trader rampfests. Comedy gold...

Disagree. The guy has plenty of clues... it's just that - in complete contrast to what he attempts to convince everyone - he is blatantly obviously running a "fool the naive" short-term trading agenda... and COPL is just his latest chosen vehicle to do this on (check his post history for the numerous rampfests).

Once he's found a couple of more suitable stocks to run his attempted hustles on, he and his farcical spamathon will disappear as fast as he and it arrived...

Going to be interesting to look at LWRF early next week. You've got Suhail on the BB over there ramping it for all he's worth - and Mohh telling everyone it's a busted flush lobsterpot...

Of course, anything that Suhail, the world's most obvious and most boring day trading ramper, bleats on about can de facto be taken as utter BS.

So re LWRF, my money would be on Mohh being far more accurate - but its absolutely true that his recently expressed pile of horse droppings about CTAG does absolutely nothing for his credibility.

(But of course, that was his buddy using his LSE account to post on CTAG, right?)

Easy availability looks like it's because of a load of profit-taking from short-term traders and those who were - utterly mysteriously of course - in the know.

Absolutely 120% spot on, Jiving. Classic little tag team P&D squad. I expect Eyeguy's long gone as well.

There's nothing wrong with short-term trading - but there definitely is when accompanied by Suhail-style bulletin board hijacking. I wouldn't normally wish anyone to lose anything on any share - but God how I'd love it if inept two-bit hustling pondlife like Suhail regularly ended up seriously on the wrong side of the marginal gains that his type looks to other naive PIs to fund.

I see the ramp tag team has expanded.... yawn

And remind me... what was the name of that "consultancy" company that the (F)Lying Scot was caught attempting to set up? You know, the one that was geared to "assisting" small Mcap and/or "pre-revenue" start-ups to raise funding by helping "bolster" their share prices?

Could there be a more obvious ramper for hire...

Heh. Good spot, RK... the perils of auto-generated URL addresses on basic content management systems when you're too dumb to type your company name in the opening line of text correctly.

To be fair though, it's only Amit sat at a lonely desk somewhere...

...and he's never understood the first thing about any sort of technology...

....or regulation... or proper company management... or duty to investors.

Agreed.

I forgot to note that the update was - as several already know - originally published as "COULDTAG's Technology Driven Impact Business Platform". Amit obviously spotted the uncontrollable laughter from the Twittersphere and changed this - however, screenshots of this just stunning howler remain.

Couldtag? No it never could... still can't... and won't ever.

This latest update is so crashingly poor, substance-free and cack-handed that I do idly wonder if it's a knee-jerk reaction inspired by a nervousness about the apparently commenced legal investigation into Cloudtag and its officer(s)? A sort of "Jesus Christ!, I'd better see if I can stall them" thing?

So, Amit starts by sneaking in the fact that Cloudtag doesn't in fact have any proprietary hardware that's fit for purpose at all and will instead be relying on "raw data delivered by (unspecified) 3rd party devices". No surprise at all there to CTAG watchers, but wryly amusing when one casts one's mind back to previous company guarantees about Philippine factories, hard orders, CES shows etc etc.

(Amusingly he then has the sheer gall to reference Heather Morgan's "single arm study" as some sort of credibility-providing "proof" - that'd be the study where 20 larger ladies were attempted to be recruited, but only 15 signed up for the 4 week trial, and then 9 jacked it in because it was a waste of their time... anyhow).

I particularly like the way that Amit's chosen to embolden certain terms that he desperately hopes may add gravitas to this "update", including "Vertical Banded Gastroplasty" (or VBG). Unfortunately, if he'd spent a few minutes more on Google, he might have found out that VBG is by now an obsolete bariatric surgery technique that has been superseded by more advanced and safer procedures. Oops...

The language used now descends into ill-written nonsense. Too many examples to highlight them all, but I particularly liked:-

"allowing the medical device company that supply, for example, the hip replacement..."

"Cloudtag’s current commercial focus and use of the platform is SaaS service charged per patient..." (so, that'd be Software as a Service service, then?)

"Individuals who are on preventive programme – reducing their propensity for attracting Type 2 diabetes..."

"Further new addition to the platform is inputs are from a data-controlled food and proprietary health digital sensor that gathers personal health data..."

Wow! a new "data-controlled food and proprietary health digital sensor that gathers personal health data"! That sounds amazing... where's my chequebook?

(Except ask yourself this - what does that even mean?)

It's probably best to try to forget the financial damage and just laugh. Let's face it, Cloudtag and its "management" are the comedy gift that just keeps on giving.