RE: AGM 20252 Dec 2025 20:52
What part of syme is not regulated by the FCA don't you understand.
Tell you what, write to them and ask them.
I'm not inventing anything.
AZ was accused of selling a business that didn't hold up to accountancy standards, he was asked many many times about true sake. He stated on interviews when questioned on that very question "true sale is bulletproof ", he said that multiple times, he said one of the big 4 have confirmed it, wouldn't name which one. Yet a few years later he's had to acknowledge it wasn't bulletproof and has been totally removed from the whole business.
The valuations on syme in the prospectus are based upon figures of clients and potential market , it took him over 3 years to admit that those clients were not clients at all, they were companies that they'd pitched to.
The accounts show that the company who valued syme were paid a very large fee for doing so, the entire pipeline was fictional.
This is all public information.
I never even mention the loan shares or Jacob.
It's savvy that's obsessed with them.
But regardless, AZ still gave 3 companies billions of shares for a loan he never used which disappeared.
AZ also announced he would buy syme shares, from himself , if the price got to X by Y , why would a CEO do that? When he could of bought at a fraction of the cost?
Provide any logical reason other than to spike the price. You can't, because there isn't one.
Interestingly though, the price went up to a fraction lower than X and so AZ didn't buy those pledged shares.
But billions were sold in the run up to that, which was exactly why he made that pledge , so his mate DW could get out and AZ had paid some of his debts.
Again, it's all there , in black and white.
Why did AZ list the company at such a crazy price, and then divide it into billions of shares to make those shares cheap , if not to make it more attractive to his target audience?
If he wanted serious investors he would of divided the company into millions, not billions, but he didn't want people who would question things, he wanted mugs to believe his inflated fictional figures to keep buying.