My series on Craven House Capital’s (CRV) appalling behaviour in RNS’s continues with one of the more recent spoofs, namely the potential investment by GEM Global Yield Fund of up to $30m.
Having got enraged over something admittedly rather minor in Craven House Capital’s (CRV) interims, I started looking at detail at the various investments and the absurd accounting of each one.
I accept that I woke up in a bad mood on Monday; however, one ridiculous comment in Craven House Capital’s (CRV) interims RNS got my back up even more and lead me to investigating further. I’ve been pulling on that investigative thread ever since so thought I’d write a series of articles on what appears to me to be one almighty spoof.
The charting position of shares in Craven House (CRV) looks to be textbook in terms of the progression we have witnessed within a rising trend share price channel from as long ago as the beginning of 2013.
While it could be argued that there is no particular rush to either look at the technical picture at Craven House Capital, or of course get involved with the shares as a long play, it looks as though the worst of the waiting game here is finally over.
