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I'll get my profit on RBD and here

I have a suicidal approach

Lol 🤣

He doesn't have a choice lol

Lmao 🤣

Nope... Elaborate

Funny... Painters

Like the articulation

Yes.

I hate to admit cancer seeing it at first hand ...

Really does put money making into a relief that's such a contrast that other things in life matter more

You must be in your late 50s

Menopausal

£100 jeez someone needs to get Universal Credit

With immediate effect

Sorry you don't that's true

Actually id support the removal of this CEO and Reabolds with immediate effect ....

See I am not allowed.thick from an investment thesis.

Just cannot stand profiting off misfortunes

I'll totally agree with CEOs

They should be booted far quicker than currently across all AIM STOCKS since that's where the risk is highest due to embryonic aspect of strategies coming into fruition

This is peanuts

All losses offset as I have multiple business ventures

Winny and co

Bone cancer or their own mortality

Meh such is life

It's just life

Fk em

I care nor of their fortunes

Death is the equaliser

End of.

They can all suffer bone cancer

Yes all short sellers ... Who reap rewards in ways that go against my own ethical and philosophical approach in life.

Death is a great equaliser amongst us all.

So each to their own.

Spreading FEAR UNCERTAINTY and Doubt

I have ethical approach to money

Anyone making it off the back of misery in others misfortunes deserve cancer as a sweet ending

Winny and crew are crooks

End of

Oh Winny fans

Some of us REAL SHAREHOLDERS are simply that REAL

NOT SHORT sellers or Shore capital buddies so we have a positive approach in life in all facets of life too.

Anyone who celebrates wealth destruction and makes money have much soul searching towards their journey to the grave.

Each to their own.

Oh Winny Girls,

It seems you're focusing more on the negativity than the actual fundamentals. Sentiment certainly plays a role, but successful companies are driven by the underlying value they create. As for the blog, people have different perspectives, but questioning assets, cash flow, and strategic plans based on inconsistencies might reflect a lack of understanding of how the company operates in a high-risk sector like oil and gas.

You mention "ramped RNSs" and "leaked placings," but these often happen in volatile markets, and companies need to navigate that reality. The criticism about transparency and inflated salaries seems like a broad generalisation, without context or specifics, it's hard to take that seriously.

Regarding long-term holders selling, that's natural in any market. If a stock doesn’t align with someone's strategy or risk tolerance, they move on. But I’d argue those who are still invested see something others don’t, a long-term potential that can’t be dismissed based on short-term noise.

And as for the likes of Winnifrith and RNSTranslator, it’s always easy to call them "wise" from the sidelines. But real investors weigh facts and figures, not just the latest headlines.

It’s easy to cherry-pick a high point in the share price and paint a doom-and-gloom picture, but that’s not the whole story.

Every stock, especially in small-cap oil and gas, sees fluctuations driven by market sentiment, external factors and the timing of updates. Yes, some shareholders are underwater if they bought at the highs, but many others have entered at far more reasonable levels.

Long-term investors understand the value of the underlying assets, cash flow potential, and ongoing developments. It's not just about the share price today. It’s about where the company is headed. Dismissing that with “9p” oversimplifies the reality of how these projects and markets work.

As for “deciding,” serious investors base decisions on fundamentals and future potential NOT noise or THE WINNY short-seller narratives.

It’s always interesting how non-shareholders seem so invested in “helping” others make decisions about a stock they don’t own. While I respect a good discussion it’s clear there’s a lot of speculation dressed up as concern here.

Reabold has faced challenges no doubt but the UK and Colle Santo are still in progress with updates expected. The options deadline and share price movements are part of the game in small-cap stocks particularly on AIM where sentiment can swing wildly. It's not unusual for stocks to dip before significant news and history has shown that short-term movements don’t always align with the bigger picture.

As for “convincing” serious investors don’t need blog posts or short-seller narratives to decide. They look at the actual assets potential cash flow and strategic plans. So while I appreciate the “well wishes” perhaps leave the market-making to those actually holding a stake 💯✅💪🙏