DQ Entertainment – they think it’s all over…well, I do

It comes as no surprise that (now ex-) AIM-listed DQ Entertainment (DQE) had a spot of bother in finding a replacement Nomad after the previous incumbent Allenby walked the plank last month, having given notice and warning that if new directors proposed by EGM requisitioners were appointed then it would resign forthwith. But now we have what looks to be the final nail in the coffin as the company has admitted that it can’t find a Nomad which will represent it and it is to be booted off the Casino as from this morning - a nice early morning execution. I hope that any readers with a holding managed to get out, even if only with one of Tom Winnifrith’s bags of crisps: it is better than nothing.

DQ Entertainment (#DQE) - confirms AIM execution at dawn tomorrow

DQ Entertainment – requisitioners force EGM: shareholder wipe-out ahoy?

Anyone who held on to their shares in AIM-listed (pro tem) DQ Entertainment (DQE) ahead of the Nomad resignation-induced suspension had better look the other way now. The company has called the long-awaited EGM which was requisitioned to force through board changes and it looks as though a shareholder wipe-out very much on the cards.

DQ Entertainment (#DQE) shares susp as no Nomad signed up - says still talking

DQ Entertainment - Death Row cell door is open, last chance to get out?

Shares in AIM-listed DQ Entertainment (DQE) are down 35% to 1.125p mid (last seen) as today's close-of-play deadline for the company to find a replacement Nomad or see the shares suspended looms large. Is this the last chance to salvage one of Tom Winnifrith's bags of crisps?

DQ Entertainment – requisitioners rock boat but no Nomad news: suspension imminent?

AIM-listed DQ Entertainment (DQE) looks set for imminent suspension on the resignation of Allenby as Nomad on 22 Feb (next Monday) as previously notified by the company on 4 Feb in controversial circumstances. Since then the company has issued three RNSs, none of which has given any update on progress on finding a replacement.

DQ Entertainment – subsidiary update sees shares gain 45%: Bonus crisps on offer for shareholders.

Yesterday saw AIM-listed DQ Entertainment (DQE) release a trading update on its 75%-owned and Bombay listed Indian subsidiary, DQE Entertainment (International) Limited. It was well received by the market and DQE saw its shares advance by some 45.5%. That’s handy for anyone looking to get out, such as anyone with a loan in default being forced to sell their shares (before the Nomad, Allenby, quits in just over a week).

DQ Entertainment – the Red Flags pile up. Writing, wall.....this stinks!

Following the appearance of AIM-listed DQ Entertainment (DQE) in our Red Flags at Night series regarding the resignation of its Nomad and other matters, slipped out at no-one-is-watching o’clock on 3 Feb, we had a Director Shareholding RNS yesterday afternoon. It is a complex announcement, but it stinks. Certainly it did not give any reason to question the wisdom of the Nomad, Allenby, to step down on 22 Feb. The shares remain a big sell even after the collapse of last week.

Red Flags at Night – DQ Entertainment to lose Nomad

Update: the company re-issued the RNS of last night at 7am this morning, with the correction in the title that it's Nomad was resigning. Now it could be that someone at the company thought it a bit of an oversight, or perhaps the Nomad (Allenby) insisted on the correction. Either way it would appear that any attempt to bury the bad news has backfired in spectacular fashion: the shares are off by 45% last seen. 

Zak Mir's Bull Call of the Day No. 2: DQ Entertainment: Above 4p Should Lead To 8p Plus Again

What can be seen on the daily chart of DQ Entertainment is that we appear to have a stock which is behaving in a relatively simple technical way.