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Up until it quit as joint broker to the Fareham fraud, Canaccord had its tech analysts urging clients to buy shares in the POS Quindell (QPP). Four days before the Globo (GBO) fraud saw its shares suspended the same monkeys published a buy note on that stock. And now for the hat-trick.
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Richard Leonard
thinking the Chairman of INTQ has clearly looked into the party play here – just maybe he knows more than you Tom ?- maybe also Tosca know a little bit or even lots more than Tom/Tom…… Maybe Tom is right but if not he has pushed a share price down to a level that lots of p.a investors have lost a lot of money – now who marks Tom to market ?