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Anyway the "fund " does not belong to ALGW. It is a LP in the Cayman Islands with ALGW and SLIM as joint general partners according to submissions to the SEC
Why is Alpha the primary partner when Blackoak Growth Fund was SLIM's product?
From the brochure "Alpha’s Fee Structure 1.5% Management Fee, split 60/40 with partner"
That does not say in favour of ALGW, in fact it reads 60% to the partner (SLIM) , surely?
At least you will have the chat board to yourself . The most recent post was in 2015
After more than four years of talks, 52 countries and the EU on Friday struck a deal to “modernise” the energy charter treaty, a 1994 agreement that allows investors to sue governments for changes in energy policy that harm their profits.
roger-55, a broker's note is less believable than the Old Testament
What went wrong ? One word, Premier
Hope that explains it
I don't think you understand how to gamble and win
Some months ago, I had a chat by phone with one of the email group, Glen something, and he had a legitimate concern at the time of the Harbour decision to walk away, IMO and I was supportive of an EGM. That concern disappeared once the terms of Navitas deal became public. Not sure what their beef is anymore.
The AGM is scheduled to be held at 10.00am on Tuesday, 28 June 2022 at The Clubhouse, Skew Bridge, Wilton Road, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP2 9NY.
From the perspective of a shareholder in a company that has declared it won't pay a dividend for the forseeable future, the share price is the only measure of value. There has been no growth in sp since 2018 to today
Well, Kurgan3 why don't you post your business plan for the company in 500 words?
You are confusing an accounting note about future costs with a plain factual emolution report of current costs. Emolution is salary , fees and bonuses, not future options. We must agree to differ, and let the share price do the talking.
A share owned today is worth a share owned 4 years ago. No growth.
The long term benefits have yet to be paid, so the cost of "bonuses and long term benefits" for 2021 P&L is simply bonus, surely? Note 20 is an accounting note. Future liabilities belong in the balance sheet, not the statement of emoluments. They have taken the cash for sure. It says so in the remuneration report.
MrSlaphead
Your broker will contact you. If he doesn't , contact him. That's what brokers are there for.
As I recall it, there was an open offer in 2011 (?) by Desire Petroleum and it was hamstrung because a lot of shares were held by islanders in paper form. Proof of ownership was taking ages because of slow mail by RAF. The offer closing date had to be postponed.
I hope the same issue does not arise here.
I looked at the market cap here yesterday and it was 7 million. Today it is 6 million. So a million in value destroyed by a few tens of thousands in trades. That is just a road to hell, with 1.35 to sell, at the end.
The latest RNS still says the company is a financial advisory business providing specialist consultancy, advisory, and supplementary services to institutional and qualified investors globally in the multi-billion dollar market of life insurance linked longevity assets.
It clearly is no longer that. It is buying up distressed insurance companies in tax havens, just to boost the mythical AUM number. Buying distressed debt was the GS previous venture on the LSE and it failed. He still wants to prove he is a distress turnaround manager, when he should be proving he is an organic growth manager.
How come Danny Swick earns more than Boris Johnston without ever getting a mention in dispatches? Smells of California lifestyle on steroids.
The company has lost its way, and the PI saviour apparent, MW, seems in line for a directorship and another six figure salary going out of the door.
There has been no growth since IPO, despite the millions spent. It's not what it was supposed to be and that is reflected in the market.
This is not the start of a slippery slope, but the end of one. It puts the going concern issue to bed, once and for all.
I shop at Aldi these days, rather than Waitrose, so I might invest my grocery savings into the open offer.
Reminds me of the good old days of the Desire open offer and Ocean Guardian sailing past Falmouth to FI. Did it really get a new tow rope from Halfords there?
I think we might be surprised at the SP tomorrow.
Dezzab,if you have an online trading account, the process will appear in your corporate actions folder. If you don't then phone your broker.
I see Falky, Garbled, Essex, Sparrow Cove, Sharon is back again after being removed.
Number of posts > 5x number of trades = SP-ve