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This belongs in the "You can't make this up department"....here's a little walk down memory lane.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2014/dec/09/a-chinese-restaurant-charged-ben-edelman-4-too-much-bad-move
Calling Edelman a tool is far too kind.
Do you guys remember what he did to that little Chinese restaurant?
I gotta disagree with Milhous' reference to him as a stooge. The dbag was (is) a hired gun, he profits from doing hit pieces on companies. He's an immoral, unethical piece of sheeet...and that's also being far too kind.
Yep, Edelman was a tool.
BlackRock's 'back office' loaned out Blinkx shares (to shorters) which conveniently went down after the Edelman fiasco in 2014 and were given them back when they had lost a lot of their former value.
BlackRock were stated to have lost £30 million in the process.
Edelman was a stooge used by bear-raiders for their own ends.
And lets remember what they did years ago I think it was with with blinky, but its a long long time ago, shorting a company, then complaining when it went against them.
The fact that BlackRock owns a piece of us is meaningless. They've over $7.5 Trillion AUM. They are so effing enormous they have to own a bit of everything, and they do.
By the measure of AUM they're about the biggest in the world.
I believe JB Capital also has an interest in ad-tech company 'fluent' - as do 'Black Rock'.
Both are hedge fund managers.
Black Rock have some notoriety and cannot be seen as 'small'.
Dawg still here...I nibbled a bit on 5 August at 126. That's my UT for 4,178 shares at the ending auction.
What a horrible system. I tried to buy 5,000 shares at 126 during the auction process. The stock had been trading below that all day, and when trading closed and was repriced for the auction it said there were 7500 shares offered at 126 and I could see my 5000 share bid at the same price. I've no idea why I only filled part of my order.
I did a bit of poking around regarding JB Capital Partners LP. It seems to me they're a small hedge fund, with less that a billion AUM. If I get time I may call their office tomorrow to learn a bit more about them. I think they've been around quite a while, which indicates to me they've not met a large degree of success (due to the amount of AUM). But, to be honest, I know nothing about them, and I didn't spend much time trying to learn more. We all know what happens when we make assumptions, so I shall reserve judgement.
So nothing to do with the TRMR buy-back scheme at all...how confusing!
It would appear that a company called JB Capital Partners LP from Armonk, USA now have just over 3% invested in TRMR....whoopee!!
I wonder if that is gdog? Haven't heard from him in recent days.
It means a U.S. company have bought a few shares in Tremor, or so it would appear.
What does that mean in English?
Name JB Capital Partners LP City and country of registered office (if applicable) Armonk, USA
4. Full name of shareholder(s) (if different from 3.)v Name City and country of registered office (if applicable
5. Date on which the threshold was crossed or reached 31/07/2020 6. Date on which issuer notified 05/08/2020 7. Total positions of person(s) subject to the notification obligation % of voting rights attached to shares (total of 8. A) % of voting rights through financial instruments (total of 8.B 1 + 8.B 2) Total of both in % (8.A + 8.B)
Total number of voting rights of issuer Resulting situation on the date on which threshold was crossed or reached 3.14% 132,886,474 position of previous notification (if applicable)