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I think you might be the first guy to have caused GBH against a wall. You can have an AGM without trading. The A standing for annual is the key part, it's been a year since the last one and so there going to have another. Think of it like a birthday, you might have been comatose for a year but it's still your birthday so people come and gather for a general meeting.
You Sir are an ASS! Are you invested? If not go away and come back when we're back trading! Pointless posts!!!!
BRUS Anyone who has read Shukan's posts on BOS and FTE would know this is a man who suffers from hallucinations. However I for one do not believe his condition is so serious that he would post on a public bulletin board that he had attended a company AGM when in reality none actually took place. And that does not even take into account the serious FCA implications for posting on a public forum fictitious AGMs. When Shukan stated he attended the SILF AGM I believed him from the outset and never for one moment doubted a single word. My statement of "how the duck could you have attended" was meant as I have stated as a dig at the company and not me calling him a liar for making up an AGM story that can so easily be proven throught the RNS system. This is my last word on the subject.
You implied that Shukan could not have attended the AGM, by saying 'how the duck could you have attended', suggesting you didn't know there was one, not that we need to be wary of a company who is holding AGM without trading for a year. I'm not sure whether you're trying to make a semantic language argument at the moment but it seems to me that you're backpedalling. Also just as a side note, anyone who deems themselves to be of 'superior' intelligence and is willing to describe themselves in that manner is automatically a fool in my book. I think you'll be waiting a while for that support you refer to in your last comment.
BRUS Yes I did say that. For crying out loud how thick are you. I was highlighting a glaring contradiction. SILF held an AGM an ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING for its shareholders including its listed shareholders when it had not even been trading as a listed company for a year. That was the contradictory point. Please please please someone with an ounce of intelligence out there support me. At least tell me you can see where I'm coming from.
BRUS - bloch is special indeed ! please leave him alone ! He has superior intelligence after all !!! We can all see that it is on display.
Don't normally get involved in these kind of posts but couldn't resist..... You do realise that literally in your last post you said "The company was admitted to the official list on 09/11/2015 how the duck could you have attended an AGM already" and now your saying you are fully aware that there was an AGM. Unfortunately for you everyone on this board has the ability to read and you sir are making a fool of yourself, you can't change your story that quickly when it's all here in black & white LOL
N2015/cash2 Thank you both but I am fuily aware the company has had an AGM. Do you really think someone of my superior intelligence would be putting such a question to Shukan without checking my facts first. The point I was making was that you need to be wary of a company that holds an Annual General Meeting for its listing shareholders before the company has been listed for less than a year.
AGM was this year bloch - BOD met with investors - seriously find something more useful to do - you are wasting your time on here - you are trying to come across as well-informed, smart and informative but you are just being a contrarian.
Shukan - "Bloch I know this company very well" Yes of course you do that's why your money has been tied up in its suspended shares for nearly a year. Shukan - " I have met the BOD personally on more than one occasion and been to the AGM" If you want to know the real state of play on any AIM company the last people you speak to is the BOD. The company was admitted to the official list on 09/11/2015 how the duck could you have attended an AGM already. when a years trading is not even up. It is you that needs to be careful.
" The company has a market cap of about £2m therefore for all intense purposes it is an AIM stock. Its sole broker is Optiva Securities which is a broker to AIM companies." ENOUGH SAID . Bloch I know this company very well - you need to be careful what you are posting here - I have met the BOD personally on more than one occasion and been to the AGM-- I have referred them to this BB - you my friend are out of your depth and posting more misinformation on SILF as you have not a clue about this company. Lets hope something is done about you here.
bloch - the regulation on the Standard Segment of the Main Market is lower than AIM and less money is needed to be raised for an investment company which is why loads of investment companies have joined the Standard List relatively recently as they can't get on AIM - SILF, SEN, FAL, CHAL, OPRA, LVRT, VCBC, DVT - the list goes on No Nomad is required and one the time limits around suspension and investment are less.
It's only a question of time before someone gets caught and you have just done it: 'In my opinion once the acquistion is complete and SILF is a bonafide company SILF will move to the AIM.' IN YOUR OPINION - My response - who cares????
Main market stocks are treated like FTSE100 and FTSE250 stocks. The reason why SILF has entered the main market is because of what it is doing or more to the point what it is not doing. SILF has listed without a business. Normally the listing authorities would say no. However SILF has agreed to list on the main market which requires greater transparency and where there is more stringent reporting and tougher regulations. That is the trade off for being allowed to list. As far as the trading of the shares are concerned SILF is an AIM stock. The same day traders, rampers, derampers, chancers and market makers you find in AIM stocks you will find in SILF. In my opinion once the acquistion is complete and SILF is a bonafide company SILF will move to the AIM where costs are cheaper, there is lighter regulation and where the directors will be free to get up to the sort of shenaningans all the other AIM directors get up to.
so if the market treats a stock like an AIM stock, then what is the treatment for a Main market stock?
cash2 The point also seems to be lost on you. If they are not listed on the AIM then by default they will not be subject to AIM rulings. My point was that the markets treat SILF as if they are an AIM stock. Indeed that is why you are invested here yourself. The market cap is low at £2.4m and that is even low for an AIM company. The low market cap leaves room for explosive growth. Their broker Optiva is an AIM broker. When it comes to trading the stock the same shenanigans and Market Maker manipulation that go on with AIM stocks go on at SILF.
Thanks for that cash2
yes you did not say it was an AIM stock and is treated that way and you have reiterated this. But no it is not treated as an AIM stock. If that were the case, then there would have been an AIM Rule 15 that would have applied here as this is also to do with an investment policy. That would have limited the ability of the board to consider investment companies. - see ONZ, GWIK, TEA. Main and AIM have different rules.
Shukan - "point me to where it is listed as an AIM stock" No you point me to where I said it was an AIM stock. What I said was that for all intense purposes it is an AIM stock. A main market listing does not mean it is a FTSE100 or FTSE250 stock. All it means is that the company has agreed to a higher level of disclosure and reporting that's all. But the markets will and do treat SILF as nothing but an AIM stock.
Yellow b " a voice of reason" more like a voice of a loser / well he did not do very well with MTV did he - this guy has an agenda and a crafty nasty one at that - he has many different persona many been banned from the BB , how long this one last is any ones guess best to filter and ignore and should be deemed dangerous to your wealth
your agenda stinks-- again blatant misleading posts in stock you do not invest in
here is your answer Silver Falcon PLC (the "Company") Placing of 43,300,000 Ordinary Shares and admission to the Official List of the London Stock Exchange. Silver Falcon PLC (LSE: SILF) today announces the successful, oversubscribed placing of 43,300,000 Ordinary Shares at a placing price of £0.03 per New Ordinary Share and admission to the Official List of the London Stock Exchange of 64,900,000 Ordinary Shares and to trading on the London Stock Exchange's main market for listed securities.
point me to where it is listed as an AIM stock
A voice of reason! Thank you for taking the time to write and post your thoughts.