How would TB explain to them how he sold all his shares only a few months ago and then bought them back again at a major discount?? while diluting the company further? While he also gave all the funds within the company away in a special Divi that he was the main beneficiary??
Results and this will be 3p to 5p!! GLA
Not looking good....this is going like INTU!
But can i just say...
You dont want to be out of this when an RNS lands
This going back to a pound!
In TB we trust he knows what hes doing!
NT to buy!!
Full ask being paid!!
Big Divi coming!!
Not a lot of shares this will fly...
The world needs this test!!
And the biggest one!! get ready!! JUST TOPPED UP!!
GLA
Paddyboy1 lots of money to be made here lots!!!! id say 75% of holders have high averages and wont be selling or they may well average down..Just leaves newbie idiots buying on hyped RNSs ....Daytraders paradise!! GLA
I here what you are all saying and only agree its a great day trading stock...LTHs will get shafted just like in RMS
Come on guys what have they actually produced ??? Its all Billy Bu.l
TB pulled you all in with a big divi then stung the hell out of you!!(what was it he gave you 43p div then fleeced about 86p out of ya??) Very clever man pulled you in then blew you out!!! and now the next chapter of hyped RNSs to fleece you again but this time please be on your toes and leave him holding the loss!!
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Looking into this further but this is a quote from the FCA....
Or, if you have any suspicions about the promotion of a financial investment, or a financial service you have paid for, you should report it to us...
If i remember right Vinson sucked you all in and then went quiet leaving his disciples with big averages!! and b.lls of jelly??
Love days like this when all the rampers(sorry the ones that have big averages) come out of the wood work(STARKnight) and prey on the newbies to entice them into their web of b.ll
Starknight must be responsible for so many peoples high averages!!