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With the Challenger Acquisition (CHAL) car-crash continuing, I had to take a look at why Rich Marin would want to join the Board of such a quality enterprise, but after a bit of digging it all became clear.
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alcira16247
CB
Clever piece of sleuthing, Sir!
Reckon this one has all the makings of a first class dog. Born to divest mug punters out of their hard earned with plenty of promises of jam tomorrow, whilst it dilutes shareholders to blazes.
Anyway, if anyone has to invest in things that go up and down and round and round, surely Merlin Entertainments, has to be the company (despite the horrendous debt profile) of choice, yes?