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As I flagged up at the time of the 80p IPO , the lending business of Amazing AI (AAI) had already been listed three times before it listed on AQSE. In Australia, the Seychelles and on the US Pink Sheets. Each time, losses were enormous and it all went utterly Pete Tong with delistings and investors losing everything. AQSE Regulation seemed cool with this in allowing the IPO fourth time around although there has been lengthy communications on a number of occasions since. But in the US Pink sheet era ( 2013 to 2019) the SEC did kick up a public fuss. I am preparing a very detailed dossier on that, on spoof M&A activity which were in fact disguised placings, director share sales and appalling financials . That special report will go live tomorrow, but for now….
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