Burford Capital Share Discussion Threads

[thedisciplinedinvestor] 05/9/2019 10:55

no post since yesterday ???

[daftweejock] 04/9/2019 17:04

How are you today Chimers?Feeling better after getting owned the other day? Still sad and bitter? Perhaps you should find a nice chap to touch acorns with ? Might the thing you've been needing all these years. Cheer up, embrace your inner desires. Pray for Chimers.

[lomax99] 04/9/2019 17:01

Hmm, wonder who's short...

[chimers] 04/9/2019 16:20

But it's falling.

[george stobbart] 04/9/2019 15:52

Is it true that shares for this ponzi scheme will be suspended, pending delisting this Friday?

[chimers] 04/9/2019 15:47

Well with mountainous reams of wordy posts this must be flying High today.
How much is it u..............oh I see.

Awww well.

Mebbe youse are good at typing hey:)

[bbmsionlypostafter] 04/9/2019 15:45

winsome,

You are another ADVFN TW bore. STFU about him.

[winsome] 04/9/2019 15:34

Gray's legal case was stayed around 6 months ago because they had no money to fund it and were trying to secure litigation funding for it. Not only is there little or no merit in the case, their funder would need deeper pockets than BUR. Their funder would need to be convinced there is a very strong case.

Feel sorry for share price They are under pressure to come up with a certain number of articles every day for their mug subscribers and when they can't find any real news they either make it up or regurgitate old news.

[yidarmytom] 04/9/2019 13:56

it's down 0.5% today Tom, but you know that, so cut the hypopathetical questions lol
Worst Regards
Tom W

[galatea99] 04/9/2019 13:55

FT's take on the present situation in Argentina:

"Political blame game prolongs Argentina’s economic agony"

[1corrado] 04/9/2019 13:48

what is happening again with the share price ....................................

[sbb1x] 04/9/2019 13:31

Calling all shorters.Large distressed seller in amgo up to 68 million shares. Worth a look chaps.

[bbmsionlypostafter] 04/9/2019 12:41

Here we go with the TW obsessives again.

[tradertrev] 04/9/2019 12:33

Epicenter have said they are trying to get a funder to back their case against Burford - that should be easy then...

[henchard] 04/9/2019 12:20

winsome

"Gray/Epicentre frivolous legal claim didn't last long in court and they dropped it months ago."

According to Law360 (Aug 23, 2019, 6:51 PM EDT) a judge has ordered Epicenter to tell the court whether it intends to pursue its $200m claim against Burford by Aug 28 ...



If Epicenter has dropped the claim - I can't find anything either way - it certainly wasn't months ago, but in the last few days.

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Summary of events:

August 23, 2019
Court Wants Info On Arbitration Of $200M Burford Suit
An Arizona federal judge has ordered a Phoenix-based company to tell the court whether it intends to pursue arbitration against Burford Capital, saying the dispute over the sale of a promissory note cannot be stayed indefinitely.

January 15, 2019
Burford Gets Arbitration In Suit Over $50M Note's Sale
An Arizona federal judge sent to arbitration a lawsuit accusing Burford Capital of undermining a former client when it sold a promissory note for well below its $50 million face value, ruling Monday that the parties had elected to have an arbitrator decide whether or not the dispute belonged in court.

October 16, 2018
Burford Seeks Arbitration In Suit Over $50M Note's Sale
Litigation funder Burford Capital has asked an Arizona federal court to toss or pause allegations that it undermined a former client when it sold a promissory note for well below its $50 million face value, saying the case belongs in arbitration instead.

[henchard] 04/9/2019 11:40

adnan,

You've done your DD on BUR and are happy with it. If you're right, you should be handsomely rewarded in time.

I remain doubtful about the Napo matter - baffled by the sheer $m's quantum Napo agreed to pay BUR in the circumstances as we know them.

I think everyone probably agrees a US listing would provide a good seal of approval for the company, as with all the publicity the SEC would give it extra scrutiny.

Good luck.

[nw99] 04/9/2019 10:39

Thanks glad you realise your error