Jul. 5 at 3:34 AM
$AVAT $AVAX.X
Look, my friend, it’s exactly as I said: Emin Gün and that puppet CEO Bart Smith are scammers. Thousands of people—myself included—sold our AVAT shares at a loss and got out. But I felt it was my duty to expose their true colors and the facts. Just as you said, before the AVAT and MLAC merger, they deliberately pumped the stock from
$7 to
$10.69. Then, they crashed it to
$0.43 and pulled off the scam. Now, nobody answers emails or calls regarding AVAT stock; the whole operation is shut down. Let me tell you what they’ll do next: this week, the price will bounce between
$0.43 and
$0.75. Just when naive folks like you get excited thinking it’s rising, they’ll screw you over again and tank it to
$0.10—pulling off a second scam before vanishing. The stock is already in penny-stock territory; nobody even knows its name, and those who do won't touch it. There’s heavy selling pressure—who’s going to buy this now? I explained it simply; even a donkey would understand.
