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    So Professor Knows Nothing creates a new echo chamber to spam upramping advice in order to trap new investors into APX as he is paid to do.

    For the info of anyone new to APX, Calvo has been spruiking APX all the way down from $22, but somehow after every collapse, states he knew it was going to happen… so he has a long history of posting biased articles, ‘evidence’, and advice.

    He’s taken a strong kick in his ego nuts with a further 30% drop from $0.90 where he thought was the bottom (just like at $2, $7, $9, $11 and $22), but still has zero insight into how little he understands the company, or the stock market in general. As such he tries to lure new and unwary investors into this financial trap of a stock. It is dirt cheap for a reason, it is loss-making, revenues are dropping, and after being asleep at the wheel while other AI startups have been busy, APX has lost its competitive edge and seems over the last 2 years to have lost a sense of distinction between innovation and blind, desperate diversification of service.

    He tries to make his viewpoints sound valid with a cheersquad (yellowfin, Chrisinvest, uranium69 - to mention a few), when in reality some of these are alternate accounts for Calvo, and others are in on his boiler-room scheme - where he gets paid to pump the stock, while he shorts the price action that he can get going. He claims he’s owned the stock since it was $22 (look at his old posts when the stock was that price), yet also claims that he has not made any loss on APX . When the contradiction is highlighted, he mentions that he is going to sell some of his parcels for a “tax loss” (tax loss is where the deductible expenditure exceeds income; capital loss is where you’ve made a loss on capital investment that can be claimed as a deduction on future capital gain). His story changes quicker than he changes his underpants.

    Just a bit of context and reality behind the positive news spam intended to reset and short circuit the deservedly negative sentiment on a terrible company. APX is set to further dilute holders multi-fold, and looks like it will start having to choose between going into debt or further diluting shareholders. Based on the last round of capital raising, retail and individuals are choosing not to participate, and despite showering the forum with optimistic news, Calvo publically refused to participate. So it looks like next 6 months, APX might start to look to fund their management’s lifestyle with some debt.

    May God save the financial soul of anyone tempted to buy into Calvo’s delusions. He’s not known as Professor Knows Nothing for no reason!!!
    So Professor Knows Nothing creates a new echo chamber to spam upramping advice in order to trap new investors into APX as he is paid to do.

    For the info of anyone new to APX, Calvo has been spruiking APX all the way down from $22, but somehow after every collapse, states he knew it was going to happen… so he has a long history of posting biased articles, ‘evidence’, and advice.

    He’s taken a strong kick in his ego nuts with a further 30% drop from $0.90 where he thought was the bottom (just like at $2, $7, $9, $11 and $22), but still has zero insight into how little he understands the company, or the stock market in general. As such he tries to lure new and unwary investors into this financial trap of a stock. It is dirt cheap for a reason, it is loss-making, revenues are dropping, and after being asleep at the wheel while other AI startups have been busy, APX has lost its competitive edge and seems over the last 2 years to have lost a sense of distinction between innovation and blind, desperate diversification of service.

    He tries to make his viewpoints sound valid with a cheersquad (yellowfin, Chrisinvest, uranium69 - to mention a few), when in reality some of these are alternate accounts for Calvo, and others are in on his boiler-room scheme - where he gets paid to pump the stock, while he shorts the price action that he can get going. He claims he’s owned the stock since it was $22 (look at his old posts when the stock was that price), yet also claims that he has not made any loss on APX . When the contradiction is highlighted, he mentions that he is going to sell some of his parcels for a “tax loss” (tax loss is where the deductible expenditure exceeds income; capital loss is where you’ve made a loss on capital investment that can be claimed as a deduction on future capital gain). His story changes quicker than he changes his underpants.

    Just a bit of context and reality behind the positive news spam intended to reset and short circuit the deservedly negative sentiment on a terrible company. APX is set to further dilute holders multi-fold, and looks like it will start having to choose between going into debt or further diluting shareholders. Based on the last round of capital raising, retail and individuals are choosing not to participate, and despite showering the forum with optimistic news, Calvo publically refused to participate. So it looks like next 6 months, APX might start to look to fund their management’s lifestyle with some debt.

    May God save the financial soul of anyone tempted to buy into Calvo’s delusions. He’s not known as Professor Knows Nothing for no reason!!!
    So Professor Knows Nothing creates a new echo chamber to spam upramping advice in order to trap new investors into APX as he is paid to do. For the info of anyone new to APX, Calvo has been spruiking APX all the way down from $22, but somehow after every collapse, states he knew it was going to happen… so he has a long history of posting biased articles, ‘evidence’, and advice.

    He’s taken a strong kick in his ego nuts with a further 30% drop from $0.90 where he thought was the bottom (just like at $2, $7, $9, $11 and $22), but still has zero insight into how little he understands the company, or the stock market in general. As such he tries to lure new and unwary investors into this financial trap of a stock. It is dirt cheap for a reason, it is loss-making, revenues are dropping, and after being asleep at the wheel while other AI startups have been busy, APX has lost its competitive edge and seems over the last 2 years to have lost a sense of distinction between innovation and blind, desperate diversification of service.

    He tries to make his viewpoints sound valid with a cheersquad (yellowfin, Chrisinvest, uranium69 - to mention a few), when in reality some of these are alternate accounts for Calvo, and others are in on his boiler-room scheme - where he gets paid to pump the stock, while he shorts the price action that he can get going. He claims he’s owned the stock since it was $22 (look at his old posts when the stock was that price), yet also claims that he has not made any loss on APX . When the contradiction is highlighted, he mentions that he is going to sell some of his parcels for a “tax loss” (tax loss is where the deductible expenditure exceeds income; capital loss is where you’ve made a loss on capital investment that can be claimed as a deduction on future capital gain).

    His story changes quicker than he changes his underpants.Just a bit of context and reality behind the positive news spam intended to reset and short circuit the deservedly negative sentiment on a terrible company. APX is set to further dilute holders multi-fold, and looks like it will start having to choose between going into debt or further diluting shareholders.

    Based on the last round of capital raising, retail and individuals are choosing not to participate, and despite showering the forum with optimistic news, Calvo publically refused to participate. So it looks like next 6 months, APX might start to look to fund their management’s lifestyle with some debt.

    May God save the financial soul of anyone tempted to buy into Calvo’s delusions. He’s not known as Professor Knows Nothing for no reason!!!


 
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