Amd Commo Exagr Discussion Threads

[debaleb] 04/5/2010 11:35

LOLS!

Classic stuff..........and potentialy very useful, thanks Loverat and Mots! :-)

You couldn't make it up, ha ha ha.

Not only lies but a series of defamations.

[mots] 04/5/2010 10:26

Anomalous - 29 Mar'05 - 16:41 - 4109 of 10112


Besides, who would trust a poster that has multiple identities. Agincourt has numerous ADVFN pseudonyms. You have to question someone that uses more than one ID, to reflect his personality, because he's probably psychotic. He certainly
exhibits a severe personality disorder and distorted sense of reality.
A pity that they have care in the community, as otherwise he would have been sectioned years ago.

Anomalous - 20 Aug'05 - 23:53 - 721 of 5408
>English Bigblls
Just because someone has the same view as me, does not mean that they are me. Your paranoia is really showing if you believe that I am using aliases......

As I have said before and will say again, I only use one pseudonym on ADVFN. I see no reason to use multiple identities, such as that well known schizo-phrenic Agincourt does. I don't have to construct other people to agree with my analysis and reasoning.


Anomalous - 26 Aug'05 - 14:46 - 837 of 5408

The more people that agree with me or consider my views to be correct, the more desparate the holders get, to try and claim that the people in agreement are one and the same person with multiple identities.



I know for a fact that the poster Anomolous has used at least 50 aliases on advfn.

On 27th February 2008 I obtained an Order for Disclosure from Master Fontaine at the High Court forcing him to disclose this information directly to me - and he did.

"Who would trust a poster that has multiple identities?"

Indeed!

[loverat] 04/5/2010 05:53

Anyway, I suppose it is back to matters concerning COMG.

The above stuff just of interest to explain the background of one of the directors here. Also, I suppose it demonstrates the problems and conflicts within action groups. I contemplated setting up a small one here. However, I neither had the expertise or time to set one up and I was worried that personality clashes were a potential danger.

Interestingly, Paulypilot stated on another thread a while back that he has set up several successful groups. Would not mind seeing a few case studies as I do not remember reading anything on here about them.

[loverat] 04/5/2010 05:41

call-logger

Having read many of the threads Agincourt posted on, I tend to agree. Some of his postings were very unpleasant. Some of the stuff is truly ubelievable and it is amazing how the behaviour of just one or two individuals on one thread and can affect the behaviour of others. As you say, Jaknife was the victim but he ran rings around all of them. Some of the posters on that thread should be thoroughly ashamed of themselves.

Still, I don't think he posts here now - heard something about him emigrating a while back.

[call-logger] 04/5/2010 05:25

Got no sympathy for Agincourt: the way he treated JakNife on that thread and how he tried to infiltrate his real life was completely out of order.

Seemed a really nasty piece of work

[loverat] 04/5/2010 05:20

Anomalous - 26 Aug'05 - 14:46 - 837 of 5408

>teapreacher
I sort of expected that their paranoia would take hold pretty quickly and they would accuse you of being me. I wouldn't worry about it. It's a sign that they are in self denial. The more people that agree with me or consider my views to be correct, the more desparate the holders get, to try and claim that the people in agreement are one and the same person with multiple identities. This will get even stronger as the predictions of the dilution and the price drop are proven.

You see, one of their own people - Agincourt, also posts under multiple identities such as Karma Sooty, Anomylous and various other names. He doesn't see anything wrong with displaying this schizophrenic aspect of his personality. But the truth of the matter is that his personality is deeply
flawed and quite obnoxious. You see he attempts to deceive people with these multiple identities. But all he does is display his psychological faults.

Broker 200 and his many identities (caused by the fact that ADVFN have to keep banning him!) is a case in point. He genuinely appears to be need of sectioning and unfortunately, instead he is a 'care in the community' case instead. I seriously wonder if we will be reading about him in the future, when he stopped taking his medication and acted out his fantasies for real on some poor innocent
individual.

[loverat] 04/5/2010 05:01

Not sure if anyone remembers a poster called Agincourt. He was a member of the RSV group too - and invested in various mining stocks etc. This is why I am not a particular fan of action groups as there are always arguments in the end.


Anomalous - 29 Mar'05 - 16:41 - 4109 of 10112

Well the 16 week one is still possible, which just goes to show how much of a prat Agincourt is.

He doesn't give a sh!t about other investors. He turned his back on the Room Service shareholders, so they turned their back on him. Just recently he was rubbishing my prediction that NML might reach 4p. Look where they are now. Not far off and the MMs are selling below mid-price.

Besides, who would trust a poster that has multiple identities. Agincourt has numerous ADVFN pseudonyms. You have to question someone that uses more than one ID, to reflect his personality, because he's probably psychotic. He certainly
exhibits a severe personality disorder and distorted sense of reality.
A pity that they have care in the community, as otherwise he would have been sectioned years ago. Just watch the replies he posts in reponse and you'll see what I mean!

Anomalous - 20 Aug'05 - 23:53 - 721 of 5408
>English Bigblls
Just because someone has the same view as me, does not mean that they are me. Your paranoia is really showing if you believe that I am using aliases. It appears that Mclellan knows Aimtradercom from another site, so that should tell straight away that she knows he's a different person.

As I have said before and will say again, I only use one pseudonym on ADVFN. I see no reason to use multiple identities, such as that well known schizo-phrenic Agincourt does. I don't have to construct other people to agree with my analysis and reasoning. Other people agree because the facts standfor themselves.

How else do you explain the drop in the share price? Do you believe that trained mice are taking the diamonds away? In other words, how long have you been off your medication?!

[loverat] 04/5/2010 04:41

And I suppose this is where the problem was. It was a speculative play and I suspect any judge would have considered that when looking at the amount of compensation these folks were trying to claim. Punitive damages and I doubt one a judge would seriously accomodate in the circumstances.

cougar6 - 16 Oct'03 - 18:43 - 23 of 3365


Its a gamble on this type of share but I feel a bid will come

cougar6 - 15 Oct'03 - 15:10 - 144 of 747
10 mill shares bought by director of London Asia Capital. today I am told

[loverat] 04/5/2010 04:28

The RSV actions are very interesting indeed and particularly in the days leading up to the discovery that ADVFN shareholders held a large amount of shares in the company. As has been stated previously, cougar6 was one of the major participants in the RSV group. He was also another member who said he was going to file a lawsuit. I don't think it ever materialised though.

[debaleb] 04/5/2010 01:21

Not long now slim, lols!

The end is nigh............

[debaleb] 04/5/2010 00:38

"Afterwards, Nigel Smith, representing the Room Service Shareholders Action Group, said the possibility of an appeal was being considered."

He does like an appeal, lols! :-)

Accept the courts better judgement and move on would be my advice.

Wholly hopeless.

[loverat] 03/5/2010 14:15

Yes - back to Room Service again.

Lawyers dismissive of 'nuisance' Room Service claimant

By Liz Chong

The Times

LAWYERS for Shore Capital and Halifax Share Dealing yesterday accused a private shareholder of bringing "nuisance litigation" over his losses from the short-selling scandal that engulfed the AIM-listed Room Service two years ago.
Shore, a market maker for Room Service, and Halifax, its broker, are fighting the first of several claims for members of the Room Service Shareholders' Action Group. They reject claims that they breached their contracts by failing to deliver shares of Room Service to investors on time. Andrew Paul Tumber, a private investor, is seeking £1,125 from Shore and Halifax in damages at Central London County Court.

He claims that he is among many investors left out of pocket after short-sellers sold more shares in Room Service than the company, since renamed Azure, had issued in the market. This created problems with settlement, prompting the London Stock Exchange (LSE) to suspend the shares, leaving many investors unable to receive the shares that they had purchased. This was
then followed by a share dilution.

Last year, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) levied a £500,000 fine on the stockbroker Evolution Group for distorting the market. The FSA found that the broker had sold more than 250 per cent of the company's issued share capital in anticipation of a share sale. Investors received a £150,000 settlement, at 11.2p per share, after a deal brokered by the LSE. Tiran Nersessian, a lawyer for Shore, said that Mr Tumber had bought shares in Room Service in October 2003, fully aware that the market was not in an "orderly state". Mr Tumber had discovered from chat sites that Evolution faced pressure to buy the
shares that it needed and expected the price to jump, the court heard. His plans backfired when the LSE intervened. Mr Nersessian said: "Instead of simply accepting that he entered into a bad bargain, (the claimant) now seeks to bring a spurious and highly speculative action."

A ruling will be delivered on September 12.




Yes folks - and yet another bad day for British Justice.......


Investor loses share-dealing claim - NEWS DIGEST.

13 September 2005
Financial Times

An investor who bought a damages claim against Shore Capital and Halifax Share Dealing over the failure to deliver shares in an Aim company by the settlement date, lost his case in the Central London county court yesterday.
Judge Fine found that Halifax Share Dealing, the online broking service used by Andrew Tumber, was not liable to the investor because of an exclusion clause in its terms and conditions.

The judge did not decide about the extent of contractual relationship between Mr Tumber and Shore Capital, the market-maker, partly on the grounds that she had not heard the full argument but also because she found that, in any event, the level of damages would be nil.

Mr Tumber was one of a number of shareholders in Room Service, an Aim company that was involved in a short-selling scandal two years ago. It emerged in December 2003 that short sellers had sold more shares in Room Service, now renamed Azure Holdings, than existed. This led to settlement problems, and left small investors feeling aggrieved and claiming to be out of
pocket.

Mr Tumber had been seeking Pounds 1,125 in damages and other investors have similar claims pending. Yesterday, the judge noted that she had expressed concerns that the case was a "class action" where total damages sought topped Pounds 120,000.

But she stressed that she had approached Mr Tumber's situation as an individual small claim and disregarded any "group" elements to the case.
Afterwards, Nigel Smith, representing the Room Service Shareholders Action Group, said the possibility of an appeal was being considered.

"It is a sad day for justice," he said.

[loverat] 01/5/2010 17:14

As for that case, you could be any colour you like. You would still lose.

[loverat] 01/5/2010 17:05

tenniselbow - 29 Jul'08 - 12:16 - 4331 of 4427
If Mr Smith was black would he have won ??

Sorry Tennis - perhaps you could explain. Perhaps your comment derives from the fact you have probably never met a black person?

[loverat] 24/4/2010 14:48

Don Muang - 15 Jun'09 - 20:21 - 138 of 213

>Loverat - 15 Jun'09 - 20:09 - 137 of 137
>Simon Littlewood is a genius at finance.

Actually I'd agree with that. During an e-mail exchange I had with him he advised me to put my money in a building society as he said I obviously didn't understand anything about building up a business. So imagine how much that free advice from him saved me! I have e-mailed him a couple of times since thanking him for his advice but he never responded again.



Another one who likes to give out free advice to investors. But what a heart warming story.

[loverat] 24/4/2010 07:38

And it is this which I believe would be central to any complaint.

From the 2007 Annual Report

'Dear Shareholder

From late 2006 George Allnutt and I found ourselves increasingly dissatisfied with the information with which we were being provided on the activities of the
subsidiaries and performance of the investments ofLondon Asia Capital Plc'


Although he may not have known precisely what was going on he obviously had concerns over the information he was being given and the performances of the investments. In that case why did he post on LAC after this period and why did he ramp the stock under various ID's.

In my honest opinion this behaviour at the time, gave a misleading impression for the demand for an investment.

And I also believe there is a firm basis to look carefully at posts which appeared elswhere.

[debaleb] 23/4/2010 22:48

What's the difference between a bona fide genius and a corrupt one??

PS Wouldn't worry about getting sued Loverat, I've been getting sued for the last 3 years and its not cost me a penny nor lost me any sleep, actually gives my mates a chuckle in the pub when I tell them about my latest victory, it's easy when like me and you we're innocent. Empty threat anyway no doubt, if this lot got told in a court of law some people would be seeing the inside of a jail cell.

[loverat] 23/4/2010 18:54

Now, I have been threatened with being sued on these boards. An empty threat no doubt.

I bet after some recent court cases those 'AIM directors' referred to would not even contemplate vexatious litigation.

[loverat] 23/4/2010 18:33

O.K guys

A poem over the weekend.Perhaps one based on Sid Vicious...

I did it 'My Way'