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Lesson 7
Bashers play on your lack of patience. You have held a stock for a while, knowing it will be a big stock someday. The basher can get to you because you are tired of waiting for your gain. When you are getting your plan, you are ripe for a bashing. You are tired and you’ve forgotten that the goal for the stock was to hold it for one year, then see where it stands. The basher is bothersome and tiring, so you dump it on a bad day and so do others. Then you get angry about your loss and you return to the board to let everyone know how mad you are. Congratulations, you too have become a basher. The basher has won and gained a new, unwitting, partner. At this point the basher will buy low and become a pumper, maybe using a new alias, and will try to reverse the trend. Your loss becomes the basher’s gain as your stock rises after you sell it.

Lesson 8
The basher is all about bringing the price down. That is the nature of a basher. The truth is not important; lies are the norm. They are trying to hit the newbies visiting the board for the first time, so they post continuously throughout the day. They are trying to wear out the longs on the board and they will do whatever it takes to do so.

Lesson 3
Bashers post many times a day. They try to wear you out. They comment on everything, every other post, and can answer every question. To hear them say it, they know it all.

There is no positive comment they won’t bash. They try to control the board with their negativity. If they seem to be working on this one stock full time, that’s because they are! Even more than full-time.


Lesson 4
Bashers will lie to your face (or your keyboard). Never trust a basher. The truth on most companies is that mistakes are made and losses happen. The basher will try to make you believe all companies make a profit, release financials every quarter, and have all aspects of the business running smoothly from the start. This is not true. Anyone who says it is true is either lying or ignorant. Don’t listen to either kind. Small AIM companies can go years without profits; this is the nature of the beast.

Lesson 5
Bashers know that you can’t verify their statements. That’s why they make the statements they do. You can’t check them out and you may just believe them and then they win. Either way, they don’t lose.

Lesson 6
Bashers play on your lack of knowledge. They count on the fact that they can lie about information and you won’t know the difference. And you won’t, unless you have done your assessment of the company and know truth from lie.

Countless investors find their way to the message boards only to see false posts about company news, “problems” and “Share Price Correction.” Such boards are filled with bashers using a variety of aliases, posting false or misleading information, all in all making it very difficult for a newcomer to tell fact from fiction.

For nervous investors, it is often easier to sell the stock and put the money in the bank. These are the people on whom the bashers prey. Bashers bet on a stock to go down and they do their best to help it happen. They are not concerned with the risk of losing money like the average investor, because they are usually paid to bash the stock. In other words, they are not using their personal funds and are not actually investing themselves, or at least not in that stock. Additionally, bashers do not wait for the markets to go up or down; they make them move themselves. Bashers use fear, lies, and falsehoods to prey on the nervous investor, thus influencing the markets in their favour.


Lesson 1
Bashers never bash bad stocks. You can watch the board for stocks with no potential. You’ll see pretty quickly that those stocks don’t have bashers. Bashers only go after stocks that are going upwards or have excellent potential to go up. Bashers get left behind, so they want to bring the price down.


Lesson 2
Bashers bring up old news that you have heard many times. All companies always have a few bits of bad news. The basher will post these bits over and over again. The stupid basher will try to make the old news a bit fresher to try to fool you. Don’t be fooled!

Show us the competition.

Think you better read this bigcheese
https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/vela-technologies-VELA/share-news/Vela-Technologies-PLC-Proposed-Disposal-Placing-a/82967162

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdxeUamJcmI worth a listen. Roll on next week.

They maybe sells they were dated on the 27th Tr1 hopefully Tuesday

Will be interesting to see if there are any big trades after hours

Strong close incoming

https://invst.ly/rynww nice move up maybe the sellers are clearing

Buys coming back in

Well they must have something bigger in mind if they are selling Weshop
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/VELA/update-re-weshop-limited-2fkedsu3s392zyj.html

Suprised they are selling weshop

ANy idea who the seller is here?

How much did Vela pay for their shares in 2014?

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/927582/catenae-innovation-ceo-says-first-order-for-onsite-id-app-is--big-deal-and-provides-credibility--927582.html take a listen

Are you Pwhite from Advfn?

Totdy maybe do some research by reading the previous rns. https://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=news&btn=&symbol=LSE%3AABAL&from_day=26&from_month=8&from_year=2020&srcoptions%5B%5D=reg_news&fulltext=&order=desc&srcoptions%5B%5D=nonreg_news&old_symbol=L%5EABAL&old_fulltext=&old_sources=A&force=1&last_ts=1598486399&p_n=3&p_count=0&p_ts=1594050120

14 July 2020



Supply@ME Capital plc

("Supply@ME" or "the Company")

Appointment of Stuart Nelson as Head of Enterprise Risk Management



Supply@ME Capital plc, the innovative Fintech Platform which provides inventory monetisation services to European manufacturing and trading companies, today announces the appointment of Stuart Nelson as Head of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM). Mr Nelson takes up his role in this newly created position with immediate effect and joins the Supply@ME leadership team.

Mr Nelson is a highly experienced credit analyst, with experience assessing risk across multiple product types and jurisdictions. He brings nearly two decades of experience to Supply@ME and joins from S&P Global Ratings, where he served as Senior Director.

He will be responsible for developing and enhancing Supply@ME's ERM function and will play a key role in supporting the growth strategy and ensuring the company is well placed to realise its potential across its target markets. Mr Nelson will provide additional support to the platform's capital placing process and oversee due diligence on potential inventory funders. He will also spearhead new initiatives and strategic projects to enhance the multi-channel funding strategy.

Alessandro Zamboni, Chief Executive of Supply@Me, said, "Building a strong internal governance structure, including a robust enterprise risk management function which will help the company to scale in a managed way, is a key part of our business plan. Stuart is the ideal candidate to develop our ERM capability and he will play a central role in strengthening our inventory funding offering. I am very pleased to welcome him to the Supply@ME leadership team."

Very interesting post on Advfn
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Stuart Nelson did not leave his senior directorship at S&P to come on board a minnow outfit on the market...He knew what he was getting into and made sure that there was something in it for him :)
Now it all makes sense why he joined...
Hats off to him....as we now have the Morgan Stanley backing to be RNS'd as well.
I'm getting dizzy just thinking about how fast this is happening.
Another 6 months from here and we could be sitting on a Mcap of a £billion plus