UK 11:14 Wednesday, 7 October 2026
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If you want me to analyse a stock for you just drop me a line at sqmir@hotmail.com - Today I look at Daniel Stewart (DAN), Imaginatik (IMTK), Slater & Gordon (SGH), three stocks associated with the fraudster Rob Terry of Quindell (QPP) infamy.
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filthy lucre
Zak
I am disappointed that you have joined Tom and BMD in referring to Rob Terry as a ‘fraudster’.
He will only be a fraudster, if and when convicted. Until then, it is an allegation and not fact.
I suspect that most of the problems at QPP were due to ambitious and maybe cavalier accountancy and legal practice, rather than criminal fraud.
You might be right, but until it is proven, I would not have published that allegation as fact.