What you’re doing is blatant scaremongering, hoping that holders...

What you’re doing is blatant scaremongering, hoping that holders will panic and sell their shares. It’s clear you’re an obvious downramper with nothing substantial to offer. You made a statement like, “Ask Tony about his letter to employees today, bet you don't get a copy of that in the next glossy brochure.” In my opinion, this is treading a fine line. You’re implying there’s bad news that you supposedly know about, which has been delivered to employees but hasn’t been made public to the rest of the market.

This kind of behavior isn’t just reckless; it’s dangerous. You’re trying to spread fear and uncertainty based on unverified information, which could have serious consequences for investors and the company itself. If there is any truth to your claim, it would be material information that the market is entitled to know. If not, then you’re simply trying to manipulate the situation for your own gain.

Good luck with that approach. People aren’t as easily fooled as you seem to think. We’re confident in our investments and see through these transparent attempts to create doubt. Your tactics do nothing but undermine your credibility and paint you as someone who’s more interested in creating chaos than in contributing anything of value to the discussion.