"my legal actions going forward" LOL!If he had any bottle he would have attended Sharestock this year!It's hard to believe this guy was running a company listed on the LSE, he's totally deluded
I am sorry that you have to put up with this defamatory garbage from an individual who has, to put it plainly, gone off the rails.It comes with the territory of being in the public domain.I detest it, and the manner in which you are exposed to his simplistic nonsense. I trust readers will ignore Mathieson, and do not waste any time reading his vitriolic nonsense.
I think he is confusing you with a saint Donald of Trumpton, a man mentioned more than any other person in the Epstein files and whose wife hates him more than any other person alive. She only appears from her New York sanctuary when she’s paid to do so. FYI Trump Delusion Syndrome actually refers to people who think he has ever been any different to the soulless farting husk that appears on our screens spouting bile and bilge on a daily basis. He’s a coarse, pussy grabbing piece of shite that deserves to be in an orange jumpsuit with a buzz cut and deported because his grandfather didn’t register his citizenship correctly. PS gold is going south, not north where I want it 😭
At a bullish high of £16.22 five years ago I can't see any way back. The important Art & Antiques sector in ATG has disappointed and it's not hard to see why. I can directly bid online at Sotheby's and Christies at zero cost, while the ATG portal generally charges 6% of the successful bid. If you're also paying the auction house 30% or more on top of your winning bid, that's serious extra money. A direct competitor, Easy Live Auction, offers the option of a single charge of £3 to register for an auction with no portal charge at all on winning lots, and no upper bid limit. I only use ATG now if there is absolutely no other way of bidding online at a particular auction.
