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"rpoodle has posted a link to a Times article saying that PMO has reported ARCM to the FCA: -"

A bit like reporting the KGB to the CIA.....

Utter waste of time, what authority does the FCA have in Hong Kong?

As T Boone Pickens once observed, it is easier to find oil in Wall St than go drilling for it.

Ophidian. You are describing a "poison pill " strategy to defend against hostile action. My understanding is that it is illegal under the Takover Panel rules for a UK registered company to employ such a strategy. Although legal in many other jurisdictions.

I agree the resolutions are routine.

You could of course take the cynical approach that share buy back schemes increase the earnings per share or EPS ratio of a listed company, once earnings start to be made. US executives like their bonuses to be tied to EPS performance, and we have some of those executives in this company. How else do you buy that big mansion on Newport Beach?

Rollover trades all seem to go through at the ask price, and the broker takes £500 or so from the transaction. I don't think any shares are bought and sold in the market. They never seems to affect the share price.

There are several lots of them today. Probably all T20s expiring and the holder confident of a RTO announcement.

There is no notice of AGM through my Interactive Investor broker. I have sent the company a message to clarify things

There is a requirement to issue a RNS for an AGM notice, surely, and the resolutions are to published on the company's website. Is this a bit of poor admin?

Exactly 3 weeks today. Makes sense.

Encee, if you have worked in education for 15 years, you will know that all schools run by local authorities cannot just decide to buy something fancy at a trade fair . They are obliged to use public sector procurement portals. They either put requirements out to a competitive tender for goods and services or they use a framework agreement negotiated by Crown Commercial Services (CCS).

Lenovo is an approved supplier of education laptops in UK under a CCS framework agreement, but I cannot find where DEV is an approved supplier of the Victar licence.

If you can help me to understand how DEV can sell UK licences for Victar to local authority schools or Government funded education establishments without competition, I will be minded to change my bias. Or is it that USA is a softer touch without such public procurement rules?

Read the HTML code of the article. You will find:

"warningdateModified": "16/01/2020 16:30:00",

It has defaulted to today's date, not the date written

Since when were the Falkland Islands "in Argentina" ?

This looks like fake news to me

"2.45p proving to a solid resistance level"

Support level surely?

If this is true and not fake news, and the funding is in the bag, why is this value destroying Navitas farm out required? And why are they not mentioned as partners?

"BHLC, how you doing?"

He is doing OK , but he is not me.

"Sharebrother, Are you Roopdle? "

Falklandinvestor, ask Garbled , he will know. Failing that, ask Essex or Sparrow Cove or G1

IMHO, DIOR etc....

Rob
I read somewhere that if someone buys a stake in a company via a online broker nominee such as HL, the shares are held in the nominee's name, not the buyers name, and nominees are exempt from TR1 reporting. It does not stop the buyer from voluntary reporting but there is no requirement other than bragging rights.

...And let's look at what this company has achieved so far, and let's ignore the incessant twitter links of the moron "StockTracker". That humanoid has caused more damage to the SP here than the company's inability to become cash positive.

1. Vanguard the "Experience" has only been exposed to the public at a couple of pop up tents in Essex and West Midlands venues and seems not to have generated much interest. Why? It's a space shooter game that went out of popularity 15 years ago. It has suffered the same fate as the Lone Ranger and Tonto as old hat. It was said to be available across multiple platforms, PC, Xbox, Nintendo, you name it. But the fact is that you cannot buy it. It's a business failure.

2. Engage, the gamification penny a pop game for bonus points for big brands has run out of steam. Why? The games were like Sinclair ZX tennis. No skill other than left or right button; boring stuff. It's a business failure.

3. Education. In UK not one school or college has bought a licence. Why? Because it's puerile. Launchpad pigeon-holes young people and then offers little more than a publicly available database of colleges and employers. I have tried it; I am a Brown Owl and my career trajectory offers only one employer : Lloyds Bank ! Really? That is nonsense and most folk will see it is nonsense. Undeterred, the company is posing is Miami with Victar, in the capital city of scoundrels. It's a business failure.

All of these so called "partnerships" never reveal who is paying whom. I suspect that DevClever is paying to have their name attached, not then other way round. Why is it that Lenovo make no mention of DevClever or Victar on their Education platform website?

Nerds don't do business, never did. CEO needs to go.

Why am i saying this? Because I am the mug who bought at 13p on the official publicity. Small amount and small loss, no regret there, but the twitter horse manure that follows this company suggest that the Gibraltar boys have shat on a lot of punters for a lot of losses.

StockTracker is in the Vanguard of this nonsense ( see what I did there)

"It will come, these things take time."

As the actress said to the Bishop..........

Well done for even getting a reply Rob. You are one of few. Now that you on their fav list, ask them when the RCF will be signed.

Oh dear, I hope this is not a hedge fund manager who cannot add up. It all when wrong when Americans decided to call adding up "math"