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Just over a week ago, I wrote an open challenge to Sefton Resources’ (SER) board. You will be shocked to hear I haven’t received a response. Notwithstanding the cordial historical relations between Sefton and ShareProphets, I still think my idea is a good one. Sefton’s situation is so dire that only the announcement of the appointment of Hitler, the Devil and, of course, Jim Ellerton to the board could knock the share price any lower. Therefore, the company should seriously consider providing a quarterly (or better yet, monthly) set of unaudited management accounts to shareholders. This would be a radical innovation in AIM’s resource sector. If Sefton’s path to salvation is based on genuine good intent it might even persuade some long-standing bears to reconsider their opinions.
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Duck and Dive
Here’s JIM:
http://www.jarvisinvest.co.uk/
Ben Turney
@Duck and Dive, thank you. I should have Googled that. Taken that line out