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You do like the sound of your own words though. Good luck, now please do not repeat your 'advice' anymore - it is wholly unnecessary and all you've managed to achieve is losing all of your money. Good luck with your other shares though mate.

What's good for the goose is good for the ramper. I look forward to you practicing what you preach and keeping quiet from now on, there's a good lad.

Thanks MrH. We are all fine with your view (***ROLLS eyes***). We are well aware that your advice is to buy and/or hold. You are perfectly entitled to that view, even though you are sitting on a sizeable paper loss, having chased the share price down from 18p to a fraction of a penny. You are saving nobody here. You do like the sound of your own words though. Good luck, now please do not repeat your 'advice' anymore - it is wholly unnecessary. Good luck with your other shares though mate.

Italian, I don't think that 'Offler changed his mind from a post 3 1/2 years ago, once he saw what a pile of irredeemable junk this share is' is quite the devastating 'gotcha' you seem to think it is. Swing and a miss.

"I have built up my holding over nearly three years, and never sold any."

Your words, right Comical? And that was when the share price was over 4p. Wow. Just how many of these now virtually worthless magic beans have you been left holding? You must be down 90%+...

What a strange comment to make. I'm sure I've heard of this sort of behaviour before...

"'Psychological projection' refers to unconsciously taking unwanted emotions or traits you don't like about yourself and attributing them to someone else."

And now it all makes sense.

That won't be a problem H, although obviously I appreciate your concern. The only people who need to worry are those who find their money trapped in this when it delists.

"I will be disappointed"

Yes, by the sounds of things, you will. $100+!! LOL.

"Hats off to londondan for making the point more succinctly [...] At least he has a dignity in his losses (if he is, indeed, holding this... mess)."

Thanks. No, I dumped every last share I held in this dog on the day of the half-year results. I said throughout the year that this had a decent chance of success if they could hit the Q4 release date for the app, on time and on budget. If they'd have focused on getting the basics right and getting revenue coming in, it could have been worth way more than the c.1.8p it was trading at, at the time.

As soon as they snuck the delay announcement out in the results, I knew they'd blown it and I sold the lot. It always hurts to take a bit of a loss, but you'd need at least a six-bagger to get this back to the level I sold at now, so it was the right decision. I felt certain it was only headed one way, but even I didn't see it happening just two months later. I had hoped to stick around and trade it a bit once it fell under a penny, but even traders are giving this a wide berth now that the writing is so clearly on the wall.

"He can only count to two."

Not a number you'll need to worry about again with this share Comical. Mind you, even at 2p you wouldn't break even. What a performance.

"At one point we suggested he was a paid de-ramper, just like you."

I can never decide whether people are actually stupid enough to believe things like this, or if they're just using it as a coping mechanism, to discount points of view that make them feel uncomfortable. My assumption has always been that it's the latter, but it's difficult to be sure.

It's the same commitment to delusion that allows people to believe that their money is still in good hands here, as the share price craters to a fraction of a penny and a delist beckons.

Doing the exact opposite of whatever Comical is doing is probably a pretty sound investment strategy, given his performance here.

Lol, I'd forgotten about that. And his pompous 'if you read between the lines, like I have, you'd know exactly what it means' follow up. Who could possibly have guessed that he was just talking out of his backside, again?

"Flipside of that coin is that they're pretty useless, as far as running a company profitably and only make thier living from sucking in more and more funds and living off that."

This is the long and short of it. The fact is that this management team has failed to deliver anything of any value, at any point of this company's existence, throughout any of its various guises. They've made a very tidy living for themselves in the process however.

For all the happy clappers you see on here, who have now seen their investment devalued to almost zero, there isn't anyone who can point to anything positive that the business has ever achieved. Hence we get all of the generic 'paid derampers!' and 'negative drivel!' nonsense that you see on the bulletin boards of every failed AIM share.

Thanks Anthon... ahem, I mean Will.

"the Facebook Meta rumours in the telegram group"

Fantastic. Part of me regrets not joining that group, as it sounds exactly like the limitless source of comedy I assumed it would be.

Not the response that Comical was likely expecting or hoping for, but credit to you Italian for having a realistic and clear-eyed view of the likely prospects here.

I don't think anyone in your position should be talking about people not knowing what they're doing, Comical. You've lost your shirt and more here. You were wrong, every step of the way.

"you and your boyfriend"

Are you 12? I didn't think school kids were allowed to trade shares. Explains how you've managed to lose all of your money though I guess.

You're beginning to fall into the trap of 'daily essay posting' yourself MrH. Despite having clearly made up your mind about whether you're staying or selling, you're posting on here constantly, seemingly desperate to dissuade others from dumping this dog. We get it - you're holding. Take your own medicine and give it a rest.