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For too long.

The aim market is rife with boiler room esq activities .

I am sick to death of the abuse here. The aim market is full of scammers. It's a f joke. The mm's now have a load more cheap shares on the back of these lies.

Good effort helx2. I have already written to Bidstack to give them a shareholder perspective with some advice on the above matters.
Let's make a stink! I've really had a belly full of these tos sers.

Hahahahah

If girdz thinks that's a bad idea then the opposite will be true.
I'll support any complaint against tw and the trolls here who could be working in tandem.

The trolls never have a bad word to say about him which speaks volumes.

Fuku you are absolutely correct. However every once in a distant mile they publish something correct.
The board is right though. TW will twist anything to create volatility at pi expense. He needs to be taken down.

Based on what you jer k

If blah blah if this might happen blah blah. Getting yourself a bit worked up considering "you invested a £ and it didn't quite work for you!" But you're on here 24/7

Looking at all the trolls posts. All about other posters. Nothing concrete about the business.

https://twitter.com/DogTrader01/status/1585672395788095489?t=5iuRJM399jdrCZaP81yZkg&s=19

Trying to scare new investors who don't yet understand the business.

Well I'm open to anything atm but the timing does seem opportunistic. Have they been guided by experienced dark arts operators????
There does seem to be plenty of them about. The motivation is becoming clearer.
Draper may not be the one behind this at all.

Haha lol

From reading everything today I'm not clear who is the protagonist here. Some more clarity would be useful.
Why TW got hold of the email is a bit a mystery. Unless "Investors " are closely linked with TW. That would explain a lot. Aim is an incestuous arena. I bet Girdz, Helx and Sloan are best mates with a few of them.

Tradevol, that's amazing graphics! Love the ads!

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Airbnb has never been profitable, according to Motley Fool, but the company’s many bulls insist that’s because — like so many top stocks that don’t turn a profit — it reinvests what it earns to keep growing, growing, growing. The company suffered a crushing $4.6 billion in net losses in 2020, but just as the coronavirus smashed Airbnb when it put the kibosh on global travel, the post-COVID economy will likely showcase Airbnb as an in-demand winner.

https://twitter.com/WallStreetSilv/status/1585280383267917825?t=Aoi_NYGQVNSXBwsBcKYGVQ&s=19

Well even if we get anywhere close to the $100 million in revenue this will be worth billions not millions. It's time to acknowledge the massive progress being made here.
Let's not let our valuable investment be talked down.

Here's 14 companies worth billions not making a profit (initially).
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjJtqXvrv76AhWIh1wKHan2CmsQFnoECAgQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ceotodaymagazine.com%2F2019%2F11%2F5-of-the-worlds-biggest-companies-that-are-making-zero-profit%2F&usg=AOvVaw2j7R4xooXkEUEsyrzr43Mw

Amazon,
User,
Snapchat,
Google plus many more

Conclusion

What all of these companies have in common is that they invest purposefully , focusing on growth as opposed to immediate profits. Even Amazon, now considered a retail behemoth, makes a meagre profit compared to its growth figures. In fact, for the first 14 years of operations Amazon made zero profit, after going public in 1997 as a money-losing company. Despite this, shareholders are still happy and looking forward to continued and increasing returns.