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I've lost it hmmm... lets see shall we.

You come onto this forum ask a load of silly questions - so I tell you to sell up and not to stay in a stock you don't understand.

You then give it the big "I am" about having more shares than me and ignore my advice.

Months later you have lost money and say you made a mistake investing in these.

You then have a go at the person who advised you sell something you don't understand and call him a tit and know it all.

You then say you are on here to understand and present yourself as the voice of reason.

Good one pal.

Here are all the other things I have been "full of it" on here recently

SLN
18 Jun [55.00->175.00] 25th Jul
LWB
19 Jun [6.66->12] 9 Jul
XLM
24 May [50->80] 25 Jul
HZM
24 May [1.87->2.5] Jul 18
IGG
22 May [500->600] Jul 3
ZIOC
Apr 23 [7.23->13] Jul 9
MOGP
Jan 3 [1.575 -> 2.1] Jun 10

Even Albert Tripled After I first bought it.

In fact the only thing that hasn't spiked for me after I bought has been KDNC which was a total mistake.

Oh and here is my first message to Tony on Albert:

"Tony, I have no idea why you would invest in a stock you don't understand then panic about it later. Might be an idea to sell your shares and sleep better at night."

Here's one of my "full of it" posts for you Riddler:

SLN:
Price: 55.00
18 Jun '19
Something is brewing... looks like somebody is building a stake in this

Oh that's the second time you (haven't filtered) me. Talking about the PYC board, I see they asked you to stop ramping and you have. Congratulations.

Tony you brought BIDS to this forum not me.

You also stated when you first came here: "What I meant to say previously is that I probably have more shares in this company than you"

Do explain what that means then?

Also Tony, I would like to know how statements such as

"It is still a gamble as they will likely have to place at the end of the year,"

"It's a case of whether you want to lock your money away for potentially many years to come and forget about it."

Are "pumping" a stock?

Silvernight, in these kind of stocks I would expect to lose money perhaps 7/10 times, but I would also expect at least one of these to be very successful, I am not investing based on the zulu principle or anything/

These high risk stocks are a small part of my portfolio.

Let me just quote you when you came on here:
"What I meant to say previously is that I probably have more shares in this company than you"

Let me just quote you now:
"Yes I have made a small investment into Albert to dip my toe into AI "

Oh and
"No I don't consider myself a Warren Buffet"

Yeah yeah pal, come on here talk about how you have loads of shares in this company, then come on here later bitter and say you only made a small investment and that you're not some kind of Warren buffet.

I actually told you not to invest in this share cos you're clueless.

And you have the nerve to call me "disingenuous and selective".

Er Tony, you came on here and said you had a load of Albert shares bought around 30p, many more than me. Now it's a small investment?

Look back to the adgorithms board, I bought into this around 15 and profit took around 28.

As the company has said AIM is hindering them and they need investors who UNDERSTAND their business. This is exactly what I told you when you first came on here. I haven't changed my tune, either you understand early stage disruptive companies or you don't.

IMO they will have NO PROBLEM raising at a significant multiple of this share price to go forwards.

BIDS have gone from 37.5p to 28.5p in a short space of time. On current share price performance they will be below 20p by the end of the year.

They are loss making with low revenue.

You invested in Albert as well.

But you are claiming to be something of a Buffet...? Perhaps you should do your own research before investing in things instead of taking it out on everyone else when things don't go your way.

My apologies 35x as much

Tony came onto this forum to ramp a company worth 70m that loses over 3m a year and has 300k of revenue and hardly any cash.

Ironically of course he is in favour of a company worth 10x as much which makes far less revenue, has a smaller target market, product/market penetration is less advanced, and has an entire army of rampers at its disposal.

As stated by the company in their RNS there is no point to them being listed on AIM since people don't understand early stage disruptive tech companies. I agree with this, people like Tony state these facts and figures without knowing what they actually mean, if he wants to go purely on numbers he should stick to the main market, only a noob would think otherwise.

what;s going on here, news coming?

My record? You don't know my record. Again total noob thing to say.

As I said if you don't understand a stock don't invest in it. Very simple stuff and you should get out of this game if you don't understand that.

What pumping? I've posted here once every few months, mostly to tell you to dyor and not invest in this stock because you don't understand it.

You're clearly a noob, try sticking to your word and begone.

It's one stock of many. I don't fall in love with stocks, I simply look at what the odds are.

No point attacking me just because you didn't do your research.

you might not like the way he's saying things but he's posting some pretty damn interesting stuff. try not to get your panties in a twist hey.

Oh jesus, you reported him - he actually posted an interesting viewpoint

The risk reward at 30p was still amazing and I'd do it again, that's because I understand what I'm investing in. There was a very good chance the market penetration could have happened quickly in which case we would have a different story. It didn't, that's the risk.

Over the long term and in a diversified portfolio with these things work out. I still believe in the business but I also recognise it is a total gamble at this stage.

I suggest you stick getting into pumped up stocks where no-one really understands the model, or go to the casino if you feel bad when things don't work out. Either way you come across like a bitter loser.