MMA (ASX) Bad guys, financial riggers, MMA

Originally posted by Aspear: ↑

Let me make it clear what goes on here,

mousebradley I see you on X time to time, I thought you would know better than to hassle me if it was me you were referring to that is ruining the thread.

The agenda is that there are broker led paid bashers all over this forum and reddit, facebook etc. Their agenda is to pump rubbish stocks and bash quality stocks. The way it has worked on this thread until I rained on the parade was you had one guy who posted charts and technical analysis who everyone considered the expert, and you had others who flanked the sides bashing anyone who disagrees with him. Then you had your expert followers who praise him (also part of the paid broker ring).

it led to the thread being controlled by one person. I came along as a top 10 shareholder here about 4 months ago and explained many times what was happening.

the agenda of this expert and those who flank him is to get peoples confidence in MMA (quality stock) but then slowly increase their confidence in IVR and now it seem Sun Silver (dud stocks). I'll point out here that Sun Silver's CEO looks like he has no experience.

The accusations that I am a conspiracy theorist or that I am ruining this thread are laughable and I hope you realise this Mousebradley. Buying a quality stock like MMA and then praying to the shareholder gods that we do nothing but reap the rewards is fruitless. If you want to reap the rewards you need to get activist and you need to understand how the game is played here on the forums.

Since the mantra is that I am a conspiracy theorist and this label is given to me time and time again, I think its a prudent time for me to again show what it really was that I said that earnt me this label. Otherwise you will think Im here at home watching david icke documentaries if you listen to this lot.

Im here labelled a conspiracy theorist because I dared to speak the truth on IVR the stock they want us all to buy. Dont even get me started on SS1 (sun silver) , I'll just talk about IVR for now.

I keep repeating this but either people forget or nobody listens. IVR started its ASX life as a uranium company. It was more than 50% owned by foreign nationals and foreign companies of a country starting with C that I cant say without getting moderated. All these original shareholders and directors have long gone. The Paris silver deposit was discovered in 2011. Directors who discovered it - gone. All shareholders on the 2011 register at the time of discovery - gone. One case in the top 20 a little doubtful (citibank) because it a nominee account. Most probably not a single person who discovered the paris deposit thinks highly enough of it to stay invested.

Compare that to MMA. The Maronan deposit discovered I think in 2013 and sold to Rob and Red Metal. Many Red Metal shareholder bought into the IPO and still hold RDM and MMA today because of the Maronan deposit. Joshua Pitt and Russell Barwick are two extremely experienced directors who have brought many mines online and Joshua owns 4% of Maronan in three accounts in the top 20. Two maronan directors just bought $30k each of Maronan. Many Red Metal shareholders invested in the Maronan IPO. The recent retail share purchase plan was massively oversubscribed. We have crescat capital a world famous extremely influential fund that focuses on precious metals as our cornerstone investor.

This is why I say to the expert who tries to influence this thread and the bashers that flank him, DO NOT COMPARE MMA TO IVR HERE. Do it elsewhere if you want.

To those who say that because of me there is negative sentiment aimed towards rdm/mma directors, strewth, this is just shooting FUD.

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As a relatively new investor- your comments Aspear and this entire thread are such a put off when I just want bear facts and sentiment. I'm holding half a parcel but please stop with the incessant noise. Killing MMA HC

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