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I wouldn’t mind His criticism but he only picks out the items that he sees would reflect the company in a bad light and then when he is rebuffed with facts and other information he goes very quiet until he repeats the same thing over and over again it is never a balanced view point..! None of us here are ramping we are just waiting he is the only one that makes constant derogatory comments about the company..!!! And that was a brilliant reply Cobra I couldn’t agree more
Trellis, interesting you appear again after more bad news on your share. It sucks that you guys got screwed over and you know we did here too under Minty, however, the way you and Partridge follow these directors around via the discussion boards is pure emotion and not very unbecoming. Nobody knows what the future holds here. It could be suspension then de-listing, or it could be spike then suspension then de-listing, or it could be a spike then suspension then re-listing as a stronger company. The fact is there remains a chance for existing holders to salvage some of their losses, albeit the risks are as high as ever with this share.
I think you'll find that holders here don't have an issue with unpalatable facts, in fact we've seasoned veterans on that front. What we have an issue with is fortune tellers from other shares coming and spreading their woes on this board. If you want to warn about the track records of directors then so be it but quit trying to predict the future, it's amateur and childish.
I think most Nuog shareholders would be realistic enough to say they have already lost their money. I can only hope there might be no naive investors dragged into the mess. I don't want anybody to lose money. I know the kind of people they will be losing it to.
Tambo this is not investment advice.
The most prolific poster... with no financial interest other than hoping and wishing the failure of the company and shareholders to lose their money what a charmless man..!!
He is Cobrakai and incredibly boring..!!!
Selective reading from you Partridge, as always. The 'Andy' you refer to was formally introduced earlier in the Coro RNS, as you well know: "Andrew Dennan, the Company's CFO, has elected to become a Non-Executive Director of the Company with immediate effect".
I feel for shareholders there but as always you are only painting half the picture. You neglect to mention what happened to Coro just after it started, which is more aligned to the stage we are at now (if we successfully complete an RTO). You're a very slippery customer indeed, Mr. Partridge....maybe we should swap species in our pseudos?
An affectionate name. "Andy" appears in the RNS issued by Coro today. You might know him as Andrew Dennan. He is a shareholder in C4 Energy ( I know boring, what has it got to do with Nuog). In the same RNS are mentioned two other shareholders in C4 Energy and indeed directors of the same, Mr Parsons and Marco Fumagalli. Coro is an early example of Nuog. Before C4 Energy was formed. Marco has links to the debt providers there and is a member of the BOD to look after their interests. Today they have mothballed the company with their arms around the $3.5 million cash pile. Sitting out the coronavirus fallout whilst receiving a salary and looking out for number one. Nibbling on shareholder cash. It couldn't happen here could it? I suppose suspension is a form of mothballed. But don't worry. At Coro there is no mention of the link with C4 Energy so they are probably totally different people there. Totes.