RE: Aim caution note16 Feb 2020 10:40
Hi Wilson
Although we do not share the same opinion I too always welcome your posts as interesting, logical and balanced, but most of all you have a very polite way of posting.
I bought at 6, then at 12, took my capital out at 30(ish) then sold me remainder at 19.5 for a total profit of 38%.
Recently had 2 trades the first of which paid 25% profit, the second wiped the previous 25%.
Why my change of opinion?
The CEO has lied and misled several times and the chairman has stood by and watched.
This market needs proper regulation by the FCA. For too long company’s have been allowed to say what ever they like with out foundation of recourse. Their dishonesty has cost honest hardworking (and retired) people millions while the manipulators and those in the know just get richer at their expense. It is unfair.
There is no other company or investment that would be allowed to give investment or consumer information that was untrue. Can you imagine a bank, financial advisor, institution or insurance company getting away with it?
The chairman has a track record of companies which provided wooly information which cost investors money.
It needs to stop.
I’m on a flight and taking off now. You guys enjoy the storm.!