No no, I've never put a dollar into AEB, so I've never lost or...

No no, I've never put a dollar into AEB, so I've never lost or made a cent on it. If you're sufficiently interested you can look back at my posts on other stocks, I've been happy to share when I've lost or made money or about broken even. On AEB you can see my first posts being agnostic, I saw their incredible claims which were too big to immediately take seriously (I did once make that rookie mistake shortly after I started trading, and was incredibly lucky to get out with a nice profit rather than a huge loss, but it was an experience which taught me how incredibly dishonest some directors are, and how you need to keep a critical mind when investing).

In my early posts you'll see me trying to have a level head about this company, being perfectly civil and rational, fairly quickly concluding that the claims of billion dollar technology were blatant lies, being ridiculed and abused by the pro AEB investors, and that was part of my motivation for sticking around. Those who ridiculed me mostly just slunk away silently after eventually realising they were wrong, a couple even graciously apologised, and several over the years have thanked me for encouraging them to do their due diligence which allowed them to collectively save many thousands of dollars.

I have a strong dislike of con men and bullies. This is not a stock I would ever have invested in even as a new investor, other than perhaps as a very short term trade if conditions were perfect, but I doubt that can happen now.

Most AEB bulls haven't been very honest or rational, but if TheReunion is genuine, I don't think he will ever again post on this stock.

If my posts have served as a warning which have prevented people from buying, I'm glad. At the end of the day everyone must make their own decisions based on their own research and analysis, but if my posts facilitate them to do that and not take the advice of people telling them they should have been buying at 3, 5, 10, 20, 30, 40c, then I haven't made them miss an opportunity, I've saved them money.

If they still want to buy, hey, the price is, as usual, around all time lows, so there has never been a less bad time to buy, thus, not buying has always been the right thing to do, thus, you should be thanking me, or lamenting not agreeing with me earlier.

How does it feel to tell me I'm wrong after losing money doing what I said I had no doubt would lose you money? If you wanted case studies of human denial this place would be a gold mine.