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Steel reported. End of

Jealous of others who might actually be making money here you plum.

Clearly something you failed 100% to achieve and yet you cannot leave it alone can you.

Now you are just another sado troll on a free BB posting your bile and abuse at complete strangers.

Get a Life

Oh dear, bit pointless you being here then.

Clearly not invested and very angry with the world.

Jealousy will eat you up

💋

Steel,

Why so bitter and angry?

You should be buying as the longest one man fan club for Matty boy here.

btw did he give you gold watch after 15 years of loyal service to NTOG?

3.8m traded so far and every one a BUY, I have added, has anyone else ?

Peace man, I could show show you when I actually bought NTOG previously but you wouldn't accept it or believe me would you?

Anyway now's the time for NTOG to finally deliver for ALL shareholders, Good Luck

And a very good morning to you too my friend. You are of course welcome to your view/opinion of me as you don't actually know me any more than I know you.

Good Luck here for all genuine investors

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Bridge,

She's moving now

If/When they sign up a European Tier 1 Auto contract (they spent a lot of time and effort meeting strict production/quality standards which they obtained recently), that will deliver in spades here. Not a question of IF but WHEN imo fwiw

Bridge,

Good start today, let's see how it pans out. Cheap as chips based on the current MCAP

AHS (re CPX and Roger), I know.....what a ****** he is

For anyone not using linked in, I shall translate:

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LOFL.....feck me that's one seriously paranoid android if he thinks that I am you and you are me etc etc

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New uncle

Aka

Janet2007

Aka

Ria aka Gordon bennet

And lots of others

Janet,

Looks like your boyfriend on advfn is missing you...lofl

AHS, for once (well maybe twice after today) we are in agreement yet again.

And she will probably get skin beauty treatments for free too

The Labs are quite simply total white elephants and very expensive ones at that, OBD should have waited for demand to justify committed lab space with all the associated overheads and just farmed out the test analysis to others short term to minimise their outgoings fwiw.

Makes you wonder about the timing of Matt's exit then? Guess he was pushed out by others? But why now?