RE: If you have it mine it27 Feb 2020 17:43
Maybe the subject line ought to be, 'if you have investors, screw them'?
I have been very suspicious of developments here for some time. The only thing that has prevented me from selling out is the possibility that my fears would be misplaced.
I have never understood or believed in the necessity of having Dyani as a consultant. What could a tiny company like Dyani, with apparently less than five staff, possibly achieve that the might of the Chinese companies in the proposed JV agreements with GCM not achieve?
What precisely were the reasons why Michael Tang was not re-elected as a Polo director? Major shareholders don't usually try to ditch a director without there being some justified reason!
As someone once said on another board, if it looks like a fish and smells like a fish, it'll stink to high heaven when placed under the bright lights of scrutiny.
If there was nothing untoward here, I'm sure that telephones in the GCM's London office would not have been answered by a voice mail message. That, to me, smacks of an admission of guilt just like the Republican senators not allowing witnesses and documents to be presented during Chump's impeachment 'trial'.
An important question. Is our investment in GCM becoming inTangible?
'Nuff said!