RE: Removal by Ordinary Resolution24 Nov 2018 19:04
I live quite simply, don't like overt profligacy and find it hard to understand why anyone would want to accumulate more than they can reasonably be expected to spend in 10 lifetimes, but that means I wouldn't make a good tycoon.
You just have to understand that the sort of people who can make the impossible happen, also tend to be motivated differently from those who dream about a £70k salary and working from Watford (as some suggest), or "Grotford" as it's known locally.
Of course, some are no more than crooks, like Robert Maxwell and some more recent examples, including Carlos Ghosn, who think it's OK to fiddle the books to fill their pockets.
What we don't know is exactly what Sam & Co. are doing to justify their life style in London - on the face of it, not a lot, but it could be that RKH's mere survival has been a major achievement, by comparison with so many others that have recently gone to the wall.
I remember, some years ago, the equivalents of the CarrotNibbler, Kurgy, Ralphy, etc. moaning like hell about the BoD buying non-FI assets in Italy and Egypt, instead of saving the "our" precious cash, or distributing it to shareholders in the way that villain Crispin Odey tried - remember him? He bloody nearly made off with his bit of half the cash from PMO – remember that?
Then the CarrotNibblers, Kurgys, Ralphys, etc. of the day moaned like hell because they weren’t going to get their share of the cash.
If that lot had got their way, we probably wouldn’t be here now.
So what exactly are Sam and his mates doing to justify the money and that ridiculous, expensive London address?
Only Sam & Co can answer that, but we’re still here, solvent, no debt and the prospect of increasing revenue. If you’re bothered about the PoO, that’s not Sam's fault, so let's see how he manages things from here.
OK, it's not great right now, but that applies across the board, not just to RKH and part of that's because the timid have fled in a panic.