RE: Strike off discontinued22 Aug 2023 21:42
michael,
you never cease to amaze me with your naivety, if your pension fund bought the shares for your pension, you might stand a claim, but i suspect, in fact i'm certain, you bought them into a sipp, as no pension fund would have bought dke, let alone ion the quantity that you did.
you broke all the investing rules when you did so and are now paying the price. everyone thinks they know best when they start investing, unfortunately it takes decades and many large losses to really understand how it works.
if your sipp provider holds all your shares they should have informed the company they hold over 10%, as they hold it for your sole benefit and not other investors, you also need to inform the company in the form of a tr1, they are the rules, you are not abiding by them but keep looking for legal teams to help you. get your own house in order first and then pursue the dke bod, but good luck, because although they are ****poor, they haven't broken any rules.