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Manchester’s underground aviation scene

Recently there has been a large increase of interest surrounding the aviation scene in the Greater Manchester area. A newly formed society named, The Aviator Investor Society (AIS) has been recruiting members in the North West to join in with experimenting in their new innovative investment methodologies.

So how does this all work? I asked the head of the AIS, Martin Grifford:

“Birds of all shapes and sizes can be seen flying around in the North West area at any time during the day or night. It’s our job as investors to see where these birds are flying to and make calculations based on their movements to shape the way our new society invests in business.”

Could you give us an example of what you might invest in and why based on the movements of these birds?

“It’s fairly straight forward. If for example a flock of birds is seen flying towards the Manchester Science Park, we’ll quickly open up our internal investment app (Birdz 4 Cash) and see if there are and shares available for us to collectively invest in.”

Have you found success in recent months after applying these methods to the way you deal with investing?

“Yes, we have seen a large increase in the cost of shares after buying since watching the movement of birds flying around and we continue to find new patterns to improve our chances of making the right business decisions.”

After first meeting Martin about 8 weeks ago, I was a little skeptical about this newly formed aviation movement but since then around 11,500 people in the North West area have taken a sudden interest. Now, a proud member of this society, I willingly invite people to join us and take part in what could easily be the future in how we all make important business decisions and investments.

An extra bonus for you if one of your current hobbies is bird watching.

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Kevin Macaw .