Doesn't appear that either Beijing or Shanghai are shut down, short lived, page-22

Sorry, yes it was definitely a bit condescending. But I think we obviously see this forum differently. I don't really think much is achieved by responding to misinformation or bias with more of the same, except just in the other direction. It doesn't add balance, it just compounds the problem IMO.

Reading your posts, it also feels like you see it as a personal responsibility to battle the downrampers, but as usual I would tell you to chill out and let whatever happens (with A2M) happen. I also believe posts on here have little to no effect on mid or large cap businesses.

We are in a period of speculation as to whether a number of factors are affecting A2M's recovery. There has been little in the way of company specific news to justify the price action, it is largely extrapolated from a broader assumptions about logistic disruptions, ingredient costs, etc. Those assumptions will either be borne out or they won't, and nothing anyone says on here will change that.