RE: Strange hobby29 Jun 2021 14:28
"The reason that I think many posters (not all) ask difficult questions is to get sensible answers to prevent people like angus (if it's a real account) from losing their shirt in the event it folds ... "
White Knight syndrome doesn't wash M.M
For the simple reason these folks I'm referring to where the very same people laughing in people's faces when we went through suspension. Cackling on about how everyone's money had gone to the point some over exposed people where on the verge of breakdowns.
I can assure you it wasn't any of those kind concerned folks who where chasing up the fca and the company for answers to reassure those investors who where in a state of panic.
The actual reality is most of them are subscribers to a trashy journalist who makes his living picking holes in companies and declaring them a scam and ridiculing the "mug punters" from up on their high horse.
Then there's the handful of folks who ramped this up when they where in and then "ask difficult questions" when they sell to trade it, they flip script often and have history of doing it with many companies, they will flip again when it suits them, might even apologise and say how wrong they have been , but they are just the absolute scum of LSE.
As for Angus, even the rampers have cautioned him and others against going all in so his life depends on it.
When left to discus the issues, delays ect to ourselves we can have genuine conversation. But when a bunch of see through detractors turn up then people's backs get up and conversations don't happen , so really repeatedly asking difficult questions has the exact opposite effect that you claim your trying to achieve.
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