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Leopards do not change their spots. In this podcast I look at the omnishambles which is the fraud Quindell, at Tern (the Deputy is going to get you Mr Angus Forrest!), at Motive TV ( I am going to get you) and at Peter Landau and Black Mountain - I am going to get you Pete Landau. There are also more words of praise for the one and only Paul Scott.
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Maurice Waldman
Solid bear casting.
But in your tips so far you have not mentioned STGR. If you don’t fancy it what are your thoughts about it?
Spoilt Git
Quality bear cast. It’s been a funny old day on AIM, like a ghostown, as if the market can’t quite believe it’s a regular Friday, with the odd tumbleweed blowing past (QPP RNS).
Jonathan
The problem with MTV is that the ‘active’ shareholders actually believe the board are delivering value…
A secondary problem is that Bergen probably hold enough shares to stop them changing anything anyway. They sell into every rise, but still hold several billion.
Mark
Today’s MTV subject has missed the actual rns statement, MTV didn’t decide to issue equity to get some money in, Bergen decided to take the shares at the actual sp of the previous day and convert part of the loan note for money MTV received many months ago, not much more to convert now, and obviously not as much debt. Let’s hope after this next conversion that’s Bergen done with and MTV becomes self sufficient with cash, it is possible, not gauranteed by any stretch, but could maybe pull something out the bag, they do have tech, they are in discussions with big players (I know this to be fact) the potential is there, the tech is there, maybe just maybe MTV will weave it’s tech web of non data tv throughout the world population of tablet users, both on land and sea.