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With Sandgrove out, the shares went somewhere. RM we know owns personally a large quantity and has now put his reputation on the block. If JAY divest certain assets, it provides capital / stake. Money was raised recently so there is interest.
Greats maths. The same that sold at 4-6-7p (aka the crooks) buy the position at 0.5p to Sandgrove (aka the cheated)...in the good name of future common business (aka new scams...like biotechnology company exploring a breaktrough obesity treatment based on Disko seaweed or a new skin revolutionary treatment with Dundas sands).
Sandgrove bought RM shares when he departed (major difference of opinions). Then the muppets ran riot. RM comes back, buy large stake with others, muppets out. Sandgrove, looks like a tax loss play (note: why the mad rush). Investors can buy now at discount to RM play (if you want). With resources reinstated, the only scam is if the BOD divest to 3rd company for pennies (they just sacked someone for this). Current RNS’s are stability notices. Shareholder lists will show who has been buying.
Zinky, I do not usually post on this board for obvious legal reasons since one of our entities, Francium LLC is the lead claimant of the Bluejay Investor Defense Association. However, this is something we can disclose: I believe that our group COULD be the second largest shareholder in Bluejay, with 1.79% of shares outstanding.
Zinky - are you sure you've got that right? RM resigned on 23/6/22 - I cannot find any sale listed for RM immediately prior to or after that date. The last I can find is when he sold up 20m shares at 14.5p on the 4/1/21 - nearly 18 months prior. The only sale / buy around the date of his resignation was another large sale by HSBC and an additional purchase of over 5% of the company shares by Sandgrove on the 8th June 22. I think you are mistaken and RM didn't sell his shares - he purchased 10m shares (less than 1% of the company shares) on the 22/12/23 and that took his total holding to 6.61% of the companies 1,195,885,079 shares. If he sold his shares on his resignation (and Sandgrove bought them) as you state when did Rod buy the other 69m shares?
RachT. In my opinion the most important RNS - or at least the most telling is the one dated 7 Dec 2023 13:45
Please read it in detail. Especially the date of the transaction and the date the issuer was notified. What do you observe?
Well spotted - what a sneaky snake oil seller he is. So that's when he sold after his resignation 6/9/22 but failed to notify until some 15 months later on the 7/12/23. No wonder I couldn't find an RNS anytime around his resignation - he kept it quiet. Naughty. Announcement of purchase back above the 5% limit issued on the same day some 13 minutes later also illustrates RMs questionable antics. Buys shares on 14/9/23 but doesn't announce it until 7/12/23 (the same day that his sale some 15 months earlier is announced).and then within a fortnight we are told he has rejoined the company on the 21/12/23.
EnuffRMbs I wasn't sure of the FCA regulations for disclosure so have just looked it up. See below. RM sure does appear to be acting in a very unscrupulous manner (to put it mildly). What's that Skippy - Ganga can cause memory loss, ah, do you think that will be why he forgot to make the notifications for 15months
As soon as possible and by midnight within 2 trading days (UK issuers) or 4 trading days (non-UK issuers) of knowledge of disclosable event
Meanwhile all corp docs still listed him as largest individual shareholder. It is beyond the pale.
When I raised this as one of my top 3 red flags, a certain poster told me (more or less) to chill out as this kind of thing happens. Indeed it does, but the frequency and severity normally betrays some kind of shenanigans
EnuffRMbs - history shows RM plays fast and loose with regulations, perma bulls or rampers will come up with a myriad of excuses to explain away such antics. But you can be sure that any of the big boys or institutional investors will take a dim view of such flagrant abuses of market regulations, and they'll probably be only too aware of RM's antics and his covert reasons. Would any reputable company risk it's own reputation courting such a wheeler dealer.
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