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TW writes: This five part series of how private investors were lied to and ripped off on the AIM Cesspit is already making waves. Make no mistake heads will be rolling, folks will be getting fired and the regulators will be acting as a result of the dynamite revelations of Nigel Somerville. The story continues in part 3…
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Duck and Dive
Music teacher???
RT
“Why is this within the skill of a humble music teacher but appears to be beyond that of a fully qualified professional auditor?” Being a fully qualified, professional auditor, I fully recognise that a music teacher has ‘common sense’ at his disposal where most auditors only have ‘the trough’ in mind.