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Rabito: what are Jim's multiple false claims on facts or data?

So what are the other posts here to which I'm replying?

Why?

Fister also hating the idea of a friendly talk.

Strange responses here. I'd have thought it would be a good idea for Jim and PANR to be in contact and discuss each others perspectives.

On the one hand you complain about what he writes and on the other you don't want him talking with the company.

But that's the PANR board. Crazy.

At last, a half reasonable reply from Tony.

Agree Malcy is the only other one, but his blog is just complete cut and pastes of the RNSs. At least Jim makes a precis of them, providing all the key points in a short paragraph and usually some comment.

Also agree Canadian coverage is better and I see Jim is starting to cover these companies too. Plus Australia.

Have to say these Australian and Canadian companies appear to offer much better value than London ones.

Genises: I'm not trying to get subscribers for Jim, but please tell me what other reference points are there for these shares. Which other commentators are there worth referencing?

Don't get the impression Jim's worried about that, Redbeard.

Oh dear, you're in quite a state over this, Mark.

Jim said you were going to pump on the NSAI report and so you all did. He was 100% right on that. And over the previous collapse from 140p to 10p.

But you keep trolling me, marmaris.

Ask Jim about his editorial approach, but I don't think everyone does say it's low value. Thousands read it every week and hundreds pay for the private material. And it's not me saying that, it's the official Substack numbers.

OMJ has over 30,000 followers across social media, all finance. Perhaps that's the difference, marmaris.

Don't worry, Peakybrum. With no flowing oil or reserves, you won't be benefiting by a penny from any increase in the oil price.

Tell me this, bottomsup, which other publication summarises all the small cap oil company news every week? And provides context.

I only post the odd link to content that's useful for people. And not just Jim's blog.

A lot of people here (Tony for example) have a strange fixation with Jim. But that's really their problem.

I know I'm not any of the others.

Don't think so. No different to buying and selling anything.

Too many Stock Manipulation threads now to know what's being replied to.

Australia is interesting and the valuations appear to be much more attractive for investors. Looking at that list of Jim's today, some of the Canadian ones look very cheap indeed. More exciting stories with the Australian and Canadian ones too. And regulations stopping a lot of the AIM BS.

Look at the Australian and Canadian companies which Jim lists today. Those are the markets where the AIM money is going to go.

Canada's becoming the main market for these types of companies now, with secondary listings on the US OTC and Frankfurt.

It's end days for AIM I suspect. Just look at at the Australian and Canadian companies Jim is listing in his blog today and the capitalisations. AIM companies can't compete with that for investors money.