RE: I asked22 May 2020 19:43
I can understand peoples differing viewpoints on AML and there should be room for lively debate. However, what I cannot understand is the motivation behind a few people who, even though they say they have no financial interest in AML, return time and time again to run the stock down - every time we see red, up they pop. Are their lives really that empty that they'd waste large chunks of their life doing this. Maybe. Are they really trying to save uneducated investors that they have no connection to from a toxic company? Of course not. So what other motivation could there be? Some are paid de-rampers. People paid to drive certain SPs down. Simple as that.
My humble advice - do NOT engage with them personally. It's hard, but just ignore them and you take away their oxygen.
That said, I'm happy to discuss sensible issues regarding any of my investments - but I will not swap insults with paid liars, life's too short!! AML is a long term hold as far as I can see. I know the industry, I know the company, I know the product and I am aware of the calibre of major investors that have bought in. AML is in debt because it has invested. They took it too close to the wire, yes. But, with the recent investment, they are about to reap the rewards.
Just my own opinion, not advice.