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Interesting that my previous post, which received support, was reported and taken down simply because someone didn’t agree with it. That says a lot in itself

@CellularKing @The_Paladin

(DEFINE - patience)

the capacity to accept or tolerate delay, problems, or suffering without becoming annoyed or anxious.

The level of common sense and understanding in this forum lately-especially this morning, has honestly been quite embarrassing. How many times do we need to see the same cycle repeat? A minor drop in the CAPAI share price and suddenly there's a wave of panic, emotional rants, and wild speculation. do us all a favour stfu and do some research.

Let’s be real: if you're constantly reacting to small price fluctuations with fear or drama, you're either inexperienced, deliberately trying to manipulate sentiment, or simply not suited to investing in volatile markets.

Also, for those who think a few positive RNS announcements will lead to a straight line upward in the share price—this is not how the market works. Short-term price movements don’t always reflect long-term fundamentals immediately.

Genuine investors understand this. They have the patience, the knowledge, and the experience to stay level-headed during periods of volatility. What’s happening now shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone who’s been through market cycles before.

Stay focused. Ignore the noise. GLA

'I'm amazed at how many thickos frequent these boards.' yes....

It terrifies me that people are willing to invest thousands into high-risk stocks without following current news, understanding upcoming changes, or even knowing what a stock consolidation actually means. god help them.

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Obsessive RNS Report Syndrome, whats with this constant guesswork of

I can’t help but imagine what it must feel like to invest in CAPAI while constantly looking for ways to tear it down. How depressing must it be to risk your own money on something you don’t fundamentally trust or believe in? I can’t take anyone seriously who constantly talks down other investors..period. That kind of behavior says more about them than the stock.

And let’s be honest, most people who post about “consolidation” don’t even understand what it means. It’s just another way to push negativity and keep the doom loop going. The idea that posting here really affects the share price is laughable, yet some still act like they have that kind of power.

This forum has become incredibly toxic. To the genuine investors out there-those with patience and common sense, keep your head on straight and don’t waste too much time reading the noise here. Good luck.

I think the real elephant in the room is how @notready1 has been buying shares despite all the unusually negative comments made about CPAI and its recent performance over the past few weeks. Pretty strange..

@Jenny While not every sector or stock performs equally, it's important not to generalize based on PRIAF alone. The American market remains far more developed and liquid in many respects, making it an attractive arena for innovation-focused companies like CPAI. Just because PRIAF faced challenges doesn't mean CPAI will follow the same path - markets react differently depending on context, timing, and investor sentiment.

AI is one of the hottest sectors right now, and CPAI's move to broaden its reach into the U.S. or other markets could be a major move. I see strong upside potential here and no clear disadvantages at this stage.

GL

What’s concerning is how people are treating stocks like CAPAI like a casino.

In hindsight, this should be an investment in the future — not a quick £4,000 flip on a spike. I’m not here to read slot machine chatter. If you’ve put serious time or money into this, then you should know the ins and outs of CAPAI’s current trajectory, what Ron is building, and what’s actually being prepared behind the scenes. Where’s the common sense? Where’s the self-awareness? We should be supporting this company based on its long-term potential — not gambling on hype. This isn’t about chasing the next green candle. It’s about understanding where this is going and why you're even in it to begin with.

i sound really bitter lol anyway.

GLA

Why are people concerned/worried about the SP being so low at this point? the CAPAI is 6 months old and its only just got started with its first few applications, people need to chill-out and be patient.

@Notready1 - Your lack of understanding about CAPAI honestly doesn’t surprise me, especially given your usual reaction when someone challenges your view. raged filtering for no reason.

"I don't think Superbio will be one of ours, it is too far advanced already and had other people involved" — 97.7% wrong

@rhwillcoll is correct. During the demo day, Ron clearly stated that CAPAI will serve as the commercial arm of R4S’s AI work. What makes this partnership exciting is that R4S acts as the laboratory, and CAPAI holds exclusive rights to invest in or onboard any innovation that comes out of it.

That exclusivity is a big deal - and I’m confident that Superbio.ai will eventually fall under that umbrella. It might not be immediate, but based on how the pieces are lining up, I strongly believe it’s just a matter of time.

GLA

Well said, @Basher-constructive and sensible. I’ve been rather reserved myself and somewhat disinterested in engaging with this loony bin of a forum lately. There are too many questionable individuals and ridiculous comments. I remember reading a post from a respected member a few weeks ago mentioning their decision to leave the forum to focus on other things instead of battling against ChatGPT “human robots” and sifting through ill-informed, manipulative nonsense. Definitely taking that advice. GLA

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Careful @Bearded any question to Notready1's logic he will have you bombarded with chatgpt fueled rants then filter you for no reason.

Its a great looking website too.

Ok...

That whole thing took you like a minute to spit out… yeah, no. I'm not reading a fast-tracked GPT promo. What you said before was borderline ridiculous, and there's zero chance you're talking me into it.

'any peoole have been prevented from being rich by their sensible, boring IFAs, who would never dream of buying a share like capAI'

@notready1 - Many people have gone bankrupt by investing beyond their means. The rhetoric you're promoting is dangerous. Being sensible is always the right approach when it comes to investing. Risking everything for the chance to get rich isn't worth the much higher risk of financial ruin—or even ruining your life.

The vast majority of well-known and experienced investors would strongly disagree with that kind of mindset.

'Diversification is for those that don't trust their own research. If you find that one stock why not go all in, never understood that thought process.'

@Somtam67 - This is an outrageously naive and financially reckless approach to investing. If you have a financial advisor backing this strategy, sack them immediately.

It doesn’t matter how much research you think you’ve done - you can’t predict the stock market. Unless you’ve somehow got your hands on Grays Sports Almanac from Back to the Future, you’re just living off hope.

Markets are complex, unpredictable, and driven by factors far beyond what any individual investor can foresee. Acting like you can consistently outsmart them isn’t just misguided - it’s reckless.