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I was asked the other day how, on the Nifty Fifty website, we managed to deliver such impressive returns when most AIM shares have done so dreadfully? It is a fair questi
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judith w
Share guru?
What happened at Rivington then Mr.guru?
Did that 100k ever turn up?
You havent the balls to publish my comments
wildrides
I just wondered how many different company investments does NF have in its portfolio? is it “fifty” or more or less ? ………. My interest is just from a risk management perspective and nothing more . Do you kick one company out to let one in or is it a more organic approach to risk management ?
Tom Winnifrith
Judith W
Thanks for the smear. Happy to publish since all the answers to your pathetic lies are here
http://www.shareprophets.com/views/11796/video-from-uk-investor-the-sheriff-of-aim-on-death-threats-rivington-quindell-fraud-and-more
After you have watched it you can apologise. Very much doubt that you will
T
Duck and Dive
I don’t believe that AIM and dividend should ever appear in the same sentence. If you want divis, go to the FTSE. AIM companies should be investing their generated cash in expanding their business and shareholders can choose to stick around or bank some profits. Divis are for mature businesses. On AIM they are often opiates to soothe shareholders into overlooking fundamental weaknesses.
judith w
I have watched it and still dont understand what happened to the missing £100,00
if you can elaborate further then i will consider my options
Tom Winnifrith
Judith
An EIS fund I co-managed invested in a company about six years ago that was a fraud. We accepted responsibility for it and compensated all investors in full. So no investors lost a cent – ask Nigel Somerville he was an investor ( as was I).
The files were all handed over to the FCA to verify that we acted correctly. The fraudster was, I believe, prosecuted as he stole the cash. If, as you imply, I had knicked the cash don't you think the FCA or indeed those folks who asset stripped the old RSH might have done something about it?
Is that simple enough for you? Now how about you apologise to me for suggesting that somehow I benefitted for I did not.
Tom
boggle
Judith where are you ?
wildrides
When you say Nifty Fifty past record makes 20% per year do you include dividends reinvested ? or is that just the capital gain ? Where are your results published if anywhere ? Does anyone independent verify your claims to make an average of 20% bid to offer from all your nifty fifty portfolio with no exclusions or special cases ?
Can you direct me to any independent verification of this 20% claim ?
Just asking ………………………. for future interest for when I decide to retire from short term trading and go proper long long with my loot . Seems like a very good concept at face value but hard for an outsider to verify .