RE:RE:RE:To all those triggered by my thumbs upAGTCTTWW wrote: All you knobs don't get it. SH changes are coming Monday if you actually read my posts my aim is to draw out the trolls primed for the coming purge. I want all SH users to mass report on Monday to clean this cesspool. Everyone of you twaats that posted have helped immensely get the word out for me. I couldn't careless about TAAT or any other SH board except for GENM these days, so if you don't want me post, stay quiet you fkn idiot.
The new SH rules were made to stop fools like AGTCTTWW from attacking other posters with insults and vulgar comments like "All you knobs" and "you fkn idiot".
"I want all SH users to mass report on Monday to clean this cesspool." AGTCTTWW you are the cesspool ever since you started posting here. "Mass report"??? Are you going to report that you are doing most of the insulting and vulgarity and the the posters you want to report are simply expressing their opinions and pointing out the facts about TAAT's poor financial results? TAAT management overpromised and underdelivered revenues and profits of TAAT cigarettes but posters like you ignore the audited results and focus on intimidation and insults.
That tactic is not going to change TAAT's prospects for financial success. You are just another blowhard fool who thinks you can eliminate all critical comments including all that are factual and true. If TAAT management wants to eliminate criticsms all they need to do is get better results. It appears that they don't know how to do that after trying different strategies since November 27, 2020.
The fact is that TAAT's performance since the launch on November 27, 2020 has been a failure. The SP is down 80% since the $5.00 high in August 2021. The 2021 financial statements are the proof that you avoid posting about because you can't hande the truth and you are dishonest.
In my opinion, TAAT will not survive once the Q4 2022 financial statements are released in late February 2023. TAAT needs to raise funds and investors are not going to give TAAT money after they saw how management spent all of Debbie Chang's $20 million for only $2.56 million in revenues and a loss of $33 million. Debbie invested at $3.05 and now her shares are worth $0.55.
Sam the Minister