20 days ago
As Amazing AI (AAI) today departs the AQSE lobster pot with its shares, listed at 80p just two years ago, having been suspended at 0.27p, I look back on all the articles I have published about a bezzle run by a man who tweeted that he wished my mother had killed herself earlier. In order of descending popularity...enjoy.
35 days ago
Yesterday I not only wrote to AQSE Regulation about Amazing AI (AAI) but actually spoke to the team regarding the bastard creation of vile scumbag Paul Mathieson. Today a very quick win for the Sheriff of AQSE.
39 days ago
Amazing AI (AAI) the company that attempted to silence me by weaponising the suicide of my mum, stating that it would sue me for up to ten billion pounds and had engaged Rosenblatts as its lawyers to act on that case, has some bad news. Natch, even though it will remain listed on the AQSE market until 6 January, it has not actually announced it formally. So I am here to help.
47 days ago
Julie Meyer and Paul Mathieson actually mentioned my mum's suicide but Lingerie on Expenses explicitly linked mum's mental health to me, suggesting I had issues..To that end The Lemming has commissioned a report into my mental health and sent it to me concluding that the Lemming is sane, balanced and a superb journalist while my work is not credible because of "unresolved drivers behind his behaviour". I wonder what issues he is hinting at after recent weeks? This crosses any line and is the end of an era. No more Christmas cards for the rodent community. Then it is also an end of an era at Tiger Alpha (TIR) as Colin Bird is resigned and at Argo Blockchain (ARB) as it is delisted. I discuss.
54 days ago
The loans business behind Amazing AI (AAI) had already listed on three Exchanges before it joined AQSE at 80p per share less than two years ago. Each time it racked up huge losses and delisted costing shareholders everything. For some reason Liam Murray at Cairn thought it would be different this time. Today, with the shares suspended at 0.275p after advisor Guild quit because of the weaponization of suicide tweet, Amazing says it plans to leave AQSE. But its defamatory statement makes no sense at all.
55 days ago
Yesterday I flagged up that Amazing AI (AAI) was again planning an Investor Meet Presentation and suggested that anyone doing business with a scumbag who weaponized my mum’s suicide had no moral compass. Zak Mir may still be “liking” X posts by Amazing but it seems that other advisors and enablers are abandoning ship. Marc Downes you are my first hero of the day.
55 days ago
It seems that for the 3rd time in six weeks Amazing AI (AAI) is set to appear on the Investor Meet platform. I wonder how much Investor Meet is trousering for platforming Paul Mathieson who most of the City is rushing to cold shoulder. I called Investor and spoke to its CEO Marc Downes following it up with the email below. Downes seems to think that both Amazing and I have equally valid two sides to a story. He had not bothered to fund out why Guild had quit as advisor last week. Giving moral equivalence to a man who publicly weaponises the suicide of a woman and to the son of that woman is despicable but that is the position Downes seems to take. My email , copying in my lawyers, reads:
56 days ago
Auditors Pointon Young in Birmingham are, as I write, working on the accounts of Amazing AI (AAI) for the year to June 30th 2025. Last year the numbers were only published on deadline day, New Year’s Eve (a red flag) and not actually submitted to Companies House until January 7 (a small fine but who cares it is OPM?). But I am concerned about the 2025 Audit and have written to AQSE Regulation
57 days ago
If I get something wrong I always ‘fess up. And so to Amazing AI (AAI) where 99.9% of what I have said and written is correct and fact based. But I have made one error and am happy to set the record straight.
58 days ago
If you do I have a bridge to sell you. Here us a case where Mathieson's US operation admitted to operating without a license and ripping off 200 financially vulnerable folks with usurious loans in Virginia over three years. Given his million dollar salary that is Robin Hood in reverse. Enjoy.
58 days ago
Paul Mathieson alleges that the share price performance of Amazing AI (AAI) has been damaged by my commentary on the business which to be fair has been consistently negative. My commentary simply reflects the performance of the business which has been consistently piss poor which has been reflected in its share price. Moreover, the poor performance of Mr Amazing Loans is not a new feature but one which has endured under the leadership of Mr Paul Mathieson for almost two decades under various recent incarnations of the Amazing Loans business. I now expose the horrors from America
58 days ago
As I flagged up at the time of the 80p IPO , the lending business of Amazing AI (AAI) had already been listed three times before it listed on AQSE. In Australia, the Seychelles and on the US Pink Sheets. Each time, losses were enormous and it all went utterly Pete Tong with delistings and investors losing everything. AQSE Regulation seemed cool with this in allowing the IPO fourth time around although there has been lengthy communications on a number of occasions since. But in the US Pink sheet era ( 2013 to 2019) the SEC did kick up a public fuss. I am preparing a very detailed dossier on that, on spoof M&A activity which were in fact disguised placings, director share sales and appalling financials . That special report will go live tomorrow, but for now….
60 days ago
I have yet to reply to the attempted SLAPP order by Amazing AI (AAI) as it was not a Letter Before Action in the sense any court would consider. I have however started the process of discussing with my lawyer a defamation action against Amazing which we regard as an open and shut case since it is just not possible to have done what it is claimed I did do that is to act in a “criminal” way to profit from a short position after publishing false articles. You just can’t short AQSE stocks! But here’s the bombshell… I can reveal that I am not the only one on the verge of launching legal action!
61 days ago
After years of warnings from myself and also from the deputy Sheriff of AIM, Nigel Somerville, it really does look like the end is nigh for Tern (TERN). But of course some commentators knew better. Were they in receipt of brown envelopes for their efforts or are they just thick. With the shares, now 0.35p and heading for 0p, at 10p Zak Mir wrote:
62 days ago
Paul Mathieson of Amazing AI (AAI) says that he will report me to all the regulators. To save him the effort I have today reported myself to the FCA, AIM Regulation and AQSE Regulation requesting a full investigation into the allegations against me. I do not short sell, I do not profit from short selling, I am not part of a gang and, as such, suggestions that I am are defamatory. Let’s get the FCA and all the regulators to investigate me in full. I want the regulators to investigate every aspect of my finances so to clear my name once and for all. That would, of course, give me the option of a low cost route to commence legal proceedings against those who suggest otherwise. Remember the onus of proof is on those making the claim.
62 days ago
Yesterday I had a long chat with my lawyer, a veteran of many legal cases in my defence against crooks like Jim Ellerton, Aidan Earley, the Globo gang and other scumbags. The first letter before action went out yesterday in the matter of Amazing AI (AAI) and already we have a win.
62 days ago
My sources tell me that if any advisor wishes to commit reputational hara kiri and act for Amazing AI (AAI) after it weaponised the suicide of my mum prompting Guild Advisory to quit thus morning, AQSE Regulation will have a quiet word and tell it not to act. So the suspension is likely be permanent. For certain emails have arrived via the Winnileaks service relating to the September placing which will shock you.
63 days ago
Today’s RNS from Versarien (VRS) looks to be its penultimate RNS before it announces its administration by the end of the week. In the RNS announcing the proposed disposal of assets on 31 October 2025, Versarien stated that it could only survive with the support of its creditors to the end of November:
64 days ago
Perhaps Paul Mathieson of Amazing AI (AAI) thinks that tweeting about my mother’s suicide or threatening me with a 10 billion quid class action would silence me. Think again… here are some FACTS. Not opinion. Not libel. Just plain old facts
64 days ago
I discuss the real world consequences of the actions of Paul Mathieson at Amazing AI (AAI) and also just why his legal threats are so bogus
64 days ago
At 2.56 PM yesterday came news from the boiler room: Inspirit (INSP) announced that it shares will be cancelled from the AIM market pursuant to AIM Rule 41 with effect from today.
64 days ago
Yesterday Amazing AI (AAI) sent a letter before action for libel to myself and ShareProphets. In breach of all protocols it published the defamatory letter in which it failed to mention one single specific libel, as protocols demand. Today it has issued an RNS confirming this.
68 days ago
Two wrong’uns for the price of one! But does anybody care? I suspect not. I will flag this up with AQSE Regulation but the chances of it enforcing its own rules or those of the FCA are longer odds than the chances of Diane Abbott winning next year’s Abel Prize.
69 days ago
I start with a possible peace un Ukraine, then Eurasia Mining (EUA), bitcoin prices and what the FCA should force all UK listed bitcoin in treasury companies to do, then the madness of Saylor and also Paul Mathieson at Amazing AI (AAI). I look at Manolete (MANO), Quantum Energy (MAST) and Defence Holdings (ALRT) and warrants in a bear market.
69 days ago
Just eight days ago Brown Envelope Man Zak Mir and other paid promoters like David Burton of TMS were praising Amazing AI’s (AAI) plans to spin off its bitcoin in treasury unit on to the Mauritius Stock Exchange as a master stroke of value creation. Now Amazing says the spin off its cancelled and the unit , which owns c$2,000 (no decimal places missing) of bitcoin will stay within the company and Mir is praising that call as genius too.
78 days ago
I exposed the shameless rampers pushing shares in Amazing AI (AAI) up to 1.5p and beyond a couple of weeks ago. The shares are now 0.325p following disastrous news today. I wonder if disgraced BigGib who calls anyone who exposes his antics out as an Islamophobe, David Burton of Total Market Solutions or the wretched brown envelope man Zak Mir still own any shares. I suspect not.
86 days ago
Yesterday I revealed HERE the motley crew of sordid rampers promoting the worthless scam Amazing AI (AAI). One name missing was the company’s advisors Cairn Financial, headed up by Liam “the Toke” Murray. An RNS this morning makes me fear that Liam is now enjoying harder gear than has been his wont historically. He just cannot be serious.
87 days ago
Amazing AI (AAI) the AQSE listed dog, majority owned by CEO Paul Mathieson, who risibly describes it as “a global fintech group specialising in online consumer loans and AI finance-related services” is undergoing a significant ramping exercise at present.
135 days ago
I haven’t written about Amazing AI (AAI) which hyperbolically describes itself as “a global fintech group specialising in online consumer loans and AI finance related services” since June 2025 when it announced its pivot to being a Bitcoin Treasury play.
215 days ago
Amazing AI (AAI) is, as I have, repeatedly, pointed out before, a company that has listed on 3 other markets and gone tits up thrice before it joined AQSE. It has lied repeatedly about what it does and its net cash position is less than what my son Joshua has in his piggy bank. AQSE Regulation should have slung this off the market eons ago, as I suggested, but it and corporate advisor Liam “the toke” Murray seemed to know better. But overnight the shares were suspended citing AQSE Rule 5.1.
218 days ago
If this is not a sign of the true insanity of the bitcoin in treasury madness, what is? Amazing AI (AAI) listed on AQSE 18 months ago as an online loan shark but lied about having an actual business. In March it changed its name from Investment Evolution Credit to jump on the AI bandwagon. It has almost no net cash, having had to borrow £100,000 from its CEO but having raised just £122,000 the other day. But at 8.5p, up 100% today as it jumps on a new bandwagon, it is capitalised at £7.53 million. Insanity.
329 days ago
