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The world and his wife thinks that having a 28% dilutive placing 10 days after saying your company was fully funded is that act of a complete schvantz-drek, a total wichser but Harry Adams of Kefi Gold & Copper (KEFI) has at least one big fan out there. I reckon, as you get out your Yiddish primer again, you can guess who
Zak Mir writes:
One can contrast the excellence in business / leadership that Executive Chairman Harry Anagnostaras-Adams is regarded with in Africa, with the jibes from the usual suspect small cap bloggers / clickbait merchants who continue to try and throw stones even though the company is well above the clouds. Being fully funded, fully backed and in a massive bull market for copper and gold all suggests that the share price dip on the fundraise can be regarded as an unexpected gift.
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I can’t think who he is talking about here. But it is not just Kefi where yours truly is talking down a great British company. Over at Bluebird Merchant Ventures where the FCA is being investigated by the FCA and being sued by his largest shareholder after being caught repeatedly misleading investors, the company has secured 2 NEDS to replace folks who had resigned with immediate effect. Zak opines
Comment: We have a business as usual update from BMV, which is all the more interesting given the mudslinger / mud racking the company has been subject to. Perhaps the key concept here is the acknowledgement of moves to strengthen governance.
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It is almost as if all CEO’s in the London small cap world are purer than Mother Theresa and Princess Dinana (on her virtuous days) and the only sinners are those who dare to suggest that things like misleading investors are wholly unacceptable. Ths is straight out of the crazy Meg Short from Bloomberg play book which Zak Mir as CEO of Lift Global Ventures (LFT) , Seth Freedman and Nick Leeson helped to create because their companies were paid to do so by fraudster Paul Mathieson.
On the subject of Lift, it is now 20 days since the wretched Mir resigned as CEO yet still no RNS to that effect. It is almost as if Mir and his chairman Dave Richards do not care either about profiting from a criminal conspiracy to harass or about AQSE Rules on timely disclosure.
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