Investors ought to take advice from other posters with a grain...

Investors ought to take advice from other posters with a grain of salt, particularly where observations are made about LPD, its personnel, strategy and activities.

The 2022 Annual Report is a useful source of information, but the advice some non-holders should be reviewed very skeptically, especially if there are multiple users of a single account (which enables contributions to be made over extended hours each day).

By way of example, consider 4hrworkweek's recent posts: Post #: 64265096Post #: 64266907 Post #: 64266963Post #: 64267024

When the contents of those posts are analysed for spelling, grammar, and writing style, they differ completely to previous posts.

It's as if the previous writer has been reassigned to another stock, and LPD now has a new assignee to operate the account.

A reassignment is also a possible explanation for why the account was silent for a few days, providing time for the new assignee to catch up on the past posting history.

Investors should be cautious engaging posters who are effectively bots. There is no prospect to influence their long game, which is to be a disruptive actor within communities of certain companies which are targeted by others (including powerful state corporations owned by the Chinese Communist Party).

DYOR and you may find out who is behind the account.