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I hope you're right phrontist. If I knew you in real life I'd be tempted to offer you a wager. I'd win either way:)
"Thinks nobody is taking any notice off" Forgive me for being pedantic. Don't you mean "things"? :)
Another brilliant informative post getitright. With 80k invested here one would think you might have more of substance to contribute.
Sorry just to correct that, he had a big stake before Gotham and topped it up to 8% after, no doubt trying to average down.
I remember the name Tom Dobell bondstreet. He bought an 8% stake in quindell on behalf of M&G after Gotham. I remember him famously quoting "Gotham doesn't scare me off". I bet he wished it did now.
Happy I'm sure the bosses at M&G are really thrilled with thier fund managers £2.17 average. Do we think they did it to get £1? No. What have they got right now?.....
Happy talking of schoolboy errors, he was referring to SGH. You really should read posts before replying.
No one knows the potential outcome of SFO investigation yet fash were waiting to find out. I'm not sure if your getting your wires crossed but compensation is being sought by a company called "your legal friend" on behalf of shareholders. I'd keep an eye on the outcome of the SFO investigation first though. Are you long term here?
I like your rhetoric phrontist. I can't disagree with anything you say. I'm sure the serious fraud office outcome won't be kept secret. It's not like quindell is government or any of its branches so I'm sure it will be made public for us all to read:)
Fash they take a chunky 40% cut. I don't think there's any upfront cost. I have considered it, but I want to see what the serious fraud office says first. Personally, I definitely think the ex board were way out of order.
Phrontist I thought rob Terry had sold out below the threshold at which he would have to declare his holding as such just before he left quindell. I can't remember what the threshold was exactly but my memory is telling me it's 3% for some reason, but like you say if he's back up to 10% he must have used quob as a vehicle to increase his holding. It tickles me that anyone would look at him twice after innovation group and then quindell. He must carry a pendulum around in his pocket to hypnotise people into investing their hard earned dosh with him. I don't know enough about the new board individually or as a team to comment on how well they handle things, Im hoping for the best there:)
Thank you for your reply phrontrist. There's a lot of hurdles to jump over and whilst possible there's a rather steep mountain to climb after that. I've been here a long while and I've looked at the share price both with joy and despair in that time. I find it hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel. No news is not good news at the moment and like you I sit and wait. Meanwhile too many people on here say so many barmy blind things like there's nothing at all wrong. It's nice to have a balanced poster here like yourself that looks at the entire picture and not just the pretty bits. Thanks dude:)
Phrontrist you seem to think logically and your posts are nicely balanced so I'm sure that you are open to debate in a normal "sitting on the fence" perspective, so I'd be interested in your opinion of this: Im sure we can agree that the market cap of quindell is pretty much the same as the capital repayment yet the market will not or cannot for some reason take into consideration the apparent value of quindells assets, work in progress and future nihl income etc... But why? We know himex and Ingenie are currently loss making and also that they are the bulk of what we have left after the disposal of the professional services division. I can't help that think we only have a pile of cash and not much else. What do you think?