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I read with utter horror Wednesday’s RNS regarding Mr Austin’s Equities First Holdings LLC (EFH) ‘loan’ deal which, ahem, clarified that the previous clarification that the original RNS was all correct was in fact (cough, splutter) unclear. It was wrong. It was misleading. What a total shambles! How any CEO could survive this - and what follows - is beyond me. Gallows at the ready, then.
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Martin Ashworth
And lets not forget the famous NOMAD “Mezzanine Lounge” whereby a NOMAD, with a market making arm, takes on an AIM Company,(for a nice set of fees) then shorts all of its issued share capital IMMEDIATELY. It then just sits back and watches the share price collapse and closes out its short (which has no margin call or stop losses, because it is a market maker) as mug punters panic and sell their shares back to the market maker. SImples. But this is not enough. The market makers then open offshore P/A dealing accounts in their own names (which is illegal) and then short the stock for a second time, knowing that ultimately 95% of Cesspit AIM companies will ultimately go bust, or be taken over for no value. Wonderful !
James
I feel sick reading this. What a bunch of crooks. Thanks for the heads up. Sold at a 50% loss but I can only see these shares heading in 1 direction…down