RAM Share Discussion Threads

[t-raider] 27/1/2014 13:15

Been resigned to that outcome for a while.

With the interference of TB considered, I've not been confident that RP or DB could conclude any deal for a return of anything what so ever to shareholders.

A shame beacause I know other companies, where a little more mettle and tenacity has been shown ( and I may be doing them a misservice, but nothing to the contrary is evident in the public domain ).

Wholly unsatisfactory.

"T"

[bonovox4] 27/1/2014 12:37

All over here I'm afraid - administrator to be appointed in the next 24 hours.

[ih_318421] 25/1/2014 13:27

pembury, you would do well to learn the lessons of RAM before it is too late for you in TXO, it certainly would make much more sense than following me around.

The point you really need to learn is TB has a track record of losing money for investors, whilst lining his own pockets with fees that is as long as your arm. He is not fit to be a director of any company let alone a publicly listed one.

Why would I hold more than one share in more than one TB company? That would indeed be very weird holding a load of shares in companies run be someone you do not have faith in, so why do you do it pembury? You have been let down and lied to so many times by Tim why do you continue to hold shares in one of his companies?

[cgod] 25/1/2014 11:08

Looks like no road back now "T"? Its over.

[t-raider] 24/1/2014 21:49

I actually made a profit on TXO, but it won't cover the damage done here."T"

[pembury] 24/1/2014 20:01

Yet all you do all day, every week, every month is post non stop on TB related companies. Very weird that you would go to such time consuming lengths to slag off this person when you hold no shares.

[ih_318421] 24/1/2014 19:52

T,

I thought you got sucked into TXO at one point, I take it you got out and I hope it was not too painful an experience, like what is in store for those who continue to hold there.

Tim is bad and in my view should be struck off as a director of any company, yet he is now focused on luring more mug punters into CTFA, but he is doing it from behind the scenes with another Tim playing the front man.

However there are quite a few other shocking directors out there on AIM and it is not just AIM, look at Fred Goodwin. Before I invest anywhere I check out the track record of the key board members, if it is just a litany of failure, like TB, then I do not even bother doing any more research. Ok so maybe I miss the odd gem that way, but I avoid so much wasted time and money on rubbish. It is defiantly the best way. Once I am convinced of the management's credentials, then if the rest of the story checks out, I am happy to pile quite a bit in and hold through long periods of no news and shareprice decline, which happens on all stocks, but I am equally happy to cut my losses as soon as I feel the company has not been as honest with the market as it should have been.

Since I have followed this strategy, my portfolio has recovered from the impact of some very serious blunders, where I believed the info being provided, without really knowing if I could / should trust the management.

[t-raider] 24/1/2014 16:34

TB is the kiss of death.

I'll not invest in another company he has even the remotest link to.

"T"

[genises] 24/1/2014 14:18

Alpha Prospects PLC, an investment holding company listed on the ISDX Growth Market, currently with twelve investments, wishes to announce that in accordance with the Rule 81 of the ICAP Securities & Derivatives Exchange Limited ("ICAP") Rules for Issuers ("Rules") the Company is seeking Shareholders' approval for the proposed withdrawal of its entire share capital from trading on the ISDX Growth Market.

A notice to convene the General Meeting of the Company to be held on 24 January 2014 at 12 noon at Cassiobury Suite, First Floor, 54 Clarendon Road, Watford, Hertfordshire

[genises] 24/1/2014 08:51

Paul Ellison and Gareth Roberts of KRE Corporate Recovery LLP were appointed administrators of Hill Street Investments plc on 10 January 2014. Tim Baldwin, Chairman of TXO plc, is a director of Hill Street Investments plc

[genises] 20/1/2014 17:58

- See more at:



A flurry of "change of adviser" announcements this morning shows that Libertas is no longer operating as a Nominated Adviser (Nomad) to AIM companies. Was it a voluntary act or was it pushed? Will other Nomads now follow suit?


As of Monday Libertas was still in the game with its main corporate financier, Mr Sandy Jamieson, appearing on an RNS for Cesspit posterboy stock Leed Resources (LDP). But as of today Mr Jamieson is now working for Cairn Financial and most of Libertas's clients including the pointless Leed, have followed him. The rest have gone to other advisors.

[cgod] 20/1/2014 13:11

That's it then!

[ih_318421] 11/1/2014 11:33

Before RAM disappears from the face of the earth, just dig out the annual reports from the TB years and see how much he took in fees and emoluments over the time. The dodgy paper swaps he did with his other companies fortunately have not panned out the way he intended. I wonder how much the administrators will get for the Alpha Prospects shares - might as well give them to TB as his severance.

[ih_318421] 10/1/2014 18:32

It's over all the assets will be flogged off to reduce the debt they will attempt a CVA on the rest in order to become a shell company, If the CVA does not go through it will be liquidation.

The person responsible for this is Tim Baldwin, he ran the company into the ground, when they got rid of him he caused so much trouble no one was prepared to invest the money needed to save the company. Tim trying to claim a six figure sum for wrongful dismissal just rubs salt in the wounds. He might get a few quid if the CVA goes through if not he will get nothing. The only good news is HSI's investment in RAM is equally worthless and he is going to have to wind that up as well, losing even more money for himself and all his investors. That is all he ever does is lose money for investors.

[cgod] 10/1/2014 07:54

China to invest in our trains, lets hope that they save us.

[t-raider] 02/12/2013 23:01

No Christmas cheer to look forward to here it would seem.Three months in to the suspension this week.Who knows where we stand at the moment, but the concerns continue to grow."T"

[t-raider] 26/11/2013 11:18

From the original announcement with Stream, the company must have been given some encouragement that investment could be forthcoming ?

The insuing farce will no doubt have put some off, but lets hope some maintain a modicum of interest.

Ruffer may not want to put good money in after bad, but they might not want to write off their investment either ??

Some good news on the parent company front is long awaited.

"T"

[steddieddie] 25/11/2013 09:41

Funding and for what are indeed the core questions...

[cgod] 25/11/2013 07:24

So has Stream lost the 23 mill shares as well. I have spoken to the House broker, no way back, unless they are happy with funding. Funding for what, we still have TB, clock is ticking.

[steddieddie] 23/11/2013 09:41

cgod...still rather premature for that assessment I'd say, especially on that evidence.

[cgod] 23/11/2013 07:45

Looks like the end of the road for us, phoned and tried to contact DB, again no return call. If they still cannot get funding will our share holders get any money back?

[steddieddie] 22/11/2013 14:26

Just saying that whatever the forward proposition, it comes down to getting it backed financially. It's my nature to remain hopeful but my instinct says it would be wrong not to recognise the challenges still to be overcome.