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running fine at my end.

How about Morroco or Marrakech

Hi Druid,
I'm in the same boat, though invested later than you, just when Leo Kootz was at the helm (CERP). My investment is 98% down and like you, I don't expect to get all of it back, but it would be nice to get some and constantly knocking everything Uiel does reduces the chances of that happening. Why not simply let individuals research the company for themselves and make up their own minds whether to invest instead of simply scaring them off? It's been tough, but I still believe there's some life in the old dog yet.

Why are so many of you trashing a company that you are purportedly invested in? Haven’t you lost enough money already?

Surley you meant to say 'No lyrics'

Send a request to Amy Benning at investors@supplymecapital.com
She will then respond with a series of questions which will need answering before you can have the Shareholders Register.

10-Dec-21 16:35:20 46.335 25,323,523 Buy* 46.445 46.46 12m UT

Interesting discussion including several contributions from John Collis.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyMh2F35p-A

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/2818910138/?refId=V7GLHtLkrErYWx0K%2F9rdLA%3D%3D&trackingId=637awIY32UACBQZqaCDMgA%3D%3D

Corporate Credit and Inventory Analyst
Role Purpose:

Drive the growth of Supply@Me corporate client base by conducting timely efficient and thoughtful due diligence on potential clients and advise on their suitability to join the platform.

Once clients are onboarded, regularly monitor activities, and engage with the client to assess activity on the platform. The Analyst will also carry out due diligence checks on client funding file submissions ensuring adherence to the contractual terms.

Key Accountabilities:

Advise on suitability of new corporate clients to join the Supply@Me platform by understanding their business model, projected business plan and inventory rotation and requirements.
Conduct due diligence activities focused on:

Assessing creditworthiness and liquidity of clients and remarketers
Industry research as necessary
Inventory deep dive analysis from data obtained from clients
Establishing a ruleset for client’s inventory
Interacting with third parties (such as Remarketers and Inventory Inspectors) as necessary
Reporting for internal and external review

Manage client relationship during due diligence phase, communicating needs where necessary
Maintain portfolio data files across regions to ensure accurate and timely information is presentable to potential investors
Liaise with internal teams in other jurisdictions to ensure consistency of approach
Conduct ongoing monitoring activities on funded portfolios
Collaborate with other members of the Supply@Me team to provide an exceptional onboarding experience to our clients
Continue to evolve the Supply@Me’s due diligence approach to ensure the due diligence processes meet the future business need

Hi Bonkers if your refering to Robert Kiyosaki prediction of a crash, if you watch the video it appears to me that this was purely a publicty stunt to promote his new book.

Ooohh lookey:
A Strong International Presence

In addition to Switzerland, the Group ISPB (Suisse) Morval has offices in Monaco, Uruguay, the Cayman Islands, Bahrain, and Italy so that we can meet the specific needs of our clientele in all parts of the world.

However, Morval is still part of the overall Intesa Sanpaolo Group Private banking division .

'We belong to a major European Banking Group. The value of those roots has taught us the importance of paying constant attention to the relationships with our customers. At the same time, those roots give us strength and make us always ready to tackle the markets of a New Europe, as a dynamic and leading player. '

https://www.fideuram.it/gruppo-en

Has anyone managed to obtain a copy of this?

Cheers Havoc I'll go and hunt down the form.

Hi Guitar,
I've requested a copy of the Shares Register from Syme a couple of time but to no avail. Do you know of any other source I can use.
Thanks in advance.
Hemo

Just purchased 3/4 mil @ 0.193 obviously they're coming up as a sell. Clearly more purchases have taken place than the reported £528.66k so far today.

Today is yet another one of those days of apparent selling off of shares. However I have just sought a number of purchase quotes which came out at an average of 0.23. Therefore I reckon that anything on or above this price is a buy.

Same just happend to me 894178 buy @ 09:18 showing as a sell. I assume the preceeding sells were also buys as at the same price.

16:39:04 0.33162 33,000,000 109.43k

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