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Back in the years 2015-17 Cloudtag (CTAG) investors used to say I was short, de-ramping, being paid by the Mossad to destroy a Great British company ( they really did say that) and that I should stick to cooking pizza and was an all round useless prick. These days, as memories of a peak £44 million market cap in December 2016 fade, those who ignored my advice to sell shares in the one time darling of the AIM casino say much nicer things. The lead claimant in a class action underway against Cloudtag but also, possibly others including Nomad Cairn has dropped me a note. He correctly identifies the much larger story than just another AIM fraud.
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