RE: Half a million warrants..25 Nov 2025 09:25
How does anyone still take JustHereForFleecing seriously? He is an amateur trader who clearly has no grasp of what he is talking about. His repeated misinformation has stopped good people from taking profits whilst taking his own, and even now he carries on as if nothing happened.
If he were truly as confident as he claims in his little echo chamber, he would have had a spread-bet long open a long time ago. But of course he does not, because he is making it up as he goes along.
The reality is simple: the company needs around £5.6m by January just to keep going.
So what happens?
Either the so-called “LTHs” dump their shares yet again on the market and then pretend to fund at a premium yet again to fleece another round of warrants, or Vlad turns to CLNs. And the lower the share price gets as we approach that funding crunch, the worse the terms become.
Meanwhile, “LTHs” are quietly selling, claims continue that warrants will not be exercised, CLNs will not be taken up, and yet he is still pushing the same narrative or shorters and traders with no shame.
“I know 50% of all shareholders.” “These are high net worth individuals.” “We saved the company” “no funding is needed” “No placing will take place” “PeterHouse specials are done” All nonsense to suit a narrative. They sell their holding and fund, not existing reserves overall. The price movement tells you that.
It is genuinely laughable. People need to start seeing these lot for what they are. Out for themselves at your cost. They’ll have sold at multiples whilst stringing you along. No morals. Lie after lie after lie and under multiple aliases.
Leave the echo chamber WhatsApp groups and do your own research. Do not trust these lot. They feed narratives about those that post sense to discredit, but the share price confirms who is worth listening to and who is not.
Of course they’ll spin the narrative if/ hopefully eventual success happens, but forget that the current posts are about the now not the future.
You should never ignore a stark warning from the actual business when it comes to funding. It’s key to any business.