Well said. But it may be premature to call the company profitable in the middle of the year – especially when it was presumably putting a shine on everything for the move to the main market.
A lamentable use of shareholders' money.Good companies don't need to use paid promotion. They let commentary, forecasts and, importantly, results do all the talking through official channels.It is always an 'avoid' signal for me.
It engaged with Archer....I have suggested that a FTSE 250 company with no need to issue shares so no need to promote can let nature (fundamentals) take its course and sever links. I have a horrid feeling than in the past AMRQ may have engaged others, notably the wretched Mir.But it should move on
Agreed. Although I was aware that Roast PR was/is involved, I think Amaroq looks like a fundamentally solid company, unlike 95% of the clientele of paid promoters, so the fact that Amaroq has felt it necessary to engage with Roast PR is confusing to me.
Roll on one minute past midnight then, and we can get rid of this malignant prick once and for all.The stuff he's posted has been obscene to say the least, and nothing that you deserved to have to read Tom - so on behalf of everybody here "Goodnight and good riddance".
Tom thanks for your thoughts on Mindflair.My original perception here was that the Company had a number of attractive holdings.In a boom time for ai stocks shareholders would share in distributions.I was wrong the market seems to view this Company as having an endless round of financial obligations where it must take part in placings.The market clearly believes shareholders will never benefit…
