It was rather inevitable but I bring you below the Companies House Notification which confirms the good news, the worst company on AIM, Motive Television (MTV) is now officially a dead parrot. Naturally what actually happened is nothing like what Motive told its moronic shareholders.
There were a bevy of cracking entries in the Motive TV (MTV) in Administration Caption Contest from yesterday and you can see them all HERE. But unlike investing on AIM where everyone's a loser in our contest there is an actual winner. In fact two joint winners. We asked for your captions for the photo below. And the winners are:
Having announced a “Notice of intention to appoint Administrators” (as Tom Winnifrith reviewed HERE), its CEO having described boardroom salaries as “tiny” (see HERE) and to help with a caption contest now underway HERE, the following offers some final damning statistics on the AIM existence of Motive Television (MTV), its CEO Leonard Fertig and its Chairman Michael Pilsworth…
No golden ticket for the Bulletin Board Morons, Motive TV (MTV) announced yesterday that it was going into administration - we gave our take HERE. In honor of this event please supply your captions for the picture below by midnight tonight in the comments section below.
The only shock is that this took so long but today Motive TV (MTV) has announced that it is all over. It has appointed administrators. It is tits up time. Of course the day Motive shares were suspended on the AIM Casino this was bound to happen. This was a farce...whereby crony capitalists and City parasites screwed stupid private investors. Bring out the piano wire for the crony capitalists and neuter anyone who bought shares in Motive TV so "stupid genes" are eradicated from the population.
As Nigel Somerville has just pointed out HERE, Motive Television (MTV) has announced that it has been unable to complete a revised agreement with its largest convertible loan notes holder - seemingly for (lack of) finance reasons. This spotlights the sheer disdain of Motive CEO Leonard Fertig…
Already suspended from trading on the Casino following the resignation of Sanlam as Nomad, Motive TV (MTV) has announced this morning that it has been unable to meet a requirement to pay out £150,000 plus legal costs of another £28,200 in cash to buy in convertible loan notes by 19 Feb 2016. There appears to be an unseemly race about to start between two rival executioners for the privilege of pulling the lever: AIM Regulation has a scheduled date of 16 March in the event that Motive fails to sign up a new Nomad. But are we about to see one of the loan note holders call the Administrators to nip in and take the glory?
Will today's suspension of shares in Motive TV (MTV) stop the morons who own this stock from dreaming about the golden tickets they own? Will administration stop them? Truly in the land of the morons these fellows are the uber-morons and so last week's contest winner came from among this flock of loons. You can see the full raft of delusion (with Worthington shareholders again featuring) HERE.
In August I detailed from Motive Television (MTV) an extraordinary litany of failure (HERE) and that this was continuing HERE. This has been further continued with the company’s latest updates…
Motive TV (MTV) was as of Friday night without a Nomad. It says that it is talking to advisers to find a replacement for Sanlam but if cannot its shares will be suspended from the AIM Casino at the opening bell tomorrow. In one month if no Nomad is prepared to sacrifice its reputation for cash, the shares will be booted off the casino for good. So what do you think will happen. Vote now in our latest poll - deadline 7AM Monday.
Having asked for readers tips for 2016 for the amazing prize of lunch or dinner with Tom Winnifrith (or the chance to fob it off on someone you don't like) HERE, the following is the first of the monthly updates on performance (to be eligible needed to have selected a buy & sell pick and those to be listed on the LSE or on the AIM Casino)...
Since I wrote earlier this week on the attempt of Motive Television (MTV) to continue a desperate ramparoonie despite update on (lack of) Nomad, the company seems to have been back to the joke book...
Tom Winnifrith has covered the update on (lack of) Nomad today from Motive Television (MTV) HERE, the following updates on developments which should surely mean Tom’s conclusion is correct…
Motive TV (MTV) may well see its shares suspended from the AIM on St Valentine's Day causing a massacre of the portfolios of the complete morons who own shares in this cash burning POS . The reason? Belatedly it is today warning us that come 14 Febuary it will be without a Nomad.
