RE: Doc H*lliday was wrong in his podcast.7 Dec 2019 18:08
The finance director is the finance director and will always be the finance director . The failure of this company TWICE and the main reason why you need this to 10 bag just to break even is poor financial management .
He also made and posted the HW video that we now all know "never was"
He was also 100% responsible for the White Car investment failure .
https://vimeo.com/210747551
However my personal favourite is this one Aug 20th 2012.
Red Rock has entered into a subscription agreement with YA Global Master SPV, Ltd ("YAGM"), whereby 37,500,000 ordinary shares in the Company ("Shares") were subscribed for at a price of GBP0.02 per Share for a total cash consideration of GBP750,500 ("the Placement").
Separately, YAGM and Red Rock have entered into an equity swap agreement (the "Equity Swap") over a notional 37,500,000 shares in the Company (this does not involve the issue of new Shares). Under the terms of the Equity Swap upon each of six monthly settlement dates the prevailing market price of the Company's Shares, discounted by 10%, will be compared to a benchmark price of GBP0.02 per Share (the "Benchmark Price").
- If the discounted market price exceeds the Benchmark Price then a payment is made to Red Rock by YAGM, with the overall payment depending on the amount by which the discounted market price exceeds the Benchmark Price.
- If the discounted market price is less than the Benchmark Price then Red Rock will owe a payment to YAGM, with the size of such payment depending on the amount by which the discounted market price falls short of the Benchmark Price.
In order to satisfy any such payments under the Equity Swap, Red Rock has deposited GBP625,000 in an escrow account. A portion of the escrowed funds will be released to Red Rock on each monthly settlement date after first, deducting any payments that may be owed to YAGM.
Obviously YAGM shorted the SP down winning the bet and losing shareholders £250k and all Scotts idea.
The question is why was Casino Scott betting large amounts of shareholders money in the first place?