My Views26 Nov 2016 15:43
I have had some pretty harsh words with the brokers on Friday - about 30 minutes in total. Interesting chat, I must say.
There's nothing specific to report here, but I have now built up a picture from the last few weeks:, which I think is true.
Basically, an RTO is the only way out..But if this is with N4 Pharma there is some doubt as to whether they fit the criteria for this (I do not know the specifics of RTO criteria - that may be for someone else to glean if they can?...anybody out there?)
My STRONG feeling here is that we are heading in EXACTLY the same way as TEA...and I feel that this RTO may well fail, and we'll be left in the sh*t.
Anyway, I used to work for the Regional and National Press, but unfortunately don't have many contacts left as this was years ago, but it may of some help. I know the score and system.
Legal action - IMO this is potentially amounting to the most monumental negligence, as even a luddite must have know they were not fulfilling their investment policy (I must admit to being blindsided by this, as although the basic maths didn't stack up, I thought they must have another plan in hand - apparently not!!).
I think if this gos the way I'm dreading, we should stick together and make sure Burnell never gets his hands on a company again. Unfortunately, this may result in many people losing quite a bit of cash here.
It;s up to Burnell to push through and implement an RTO, but if he can't, thenMr Burnell kiss goodbye to your personal wealth and future directorships.