Surely the bizarrest deal of all was Bunker Hill - Dan Betts deciding out of the blue to put $2m of HUM money into an environmentally hazardous former lead mine in North America run by fraudsters. That was truly off the wall. |
Hi UKGeorge, Everything good here, hope you are? The FCA can't do anything because Hum were not registered, but I have been told the AIM regulators can? I guess we will need to wait and see now?
BTW at that time, lots of posters on here and LSE bb were saying FSJ was paid, that's why he says in his post (4549) quote:-
"To put to bed any talk about being paid to write reports etc, etc." But as I say, hopefully the AIM regulators will find out for sure. But I did find it disturbing at the time (and so did many others) that Campbell repeatedly told us on here that he was "long and strong" then bailed out just before the share price dropped. |
Hi BT, hope all is well beyond this heap of sh1t.
I'm surprised it took this long tbh. I doubt Campbell was paid but who knows. He got the free trip to site.
There were always so many dodgy dealings at this company. The gold coins, 1p options, long term staff falling out with Dan. The random deals, getting sued. The FSA will do nothing sadly. |
Anyone who is guilty of writing greatly exaggerated statements to convince others to buy a stock is guilty of pump and dump. Please read the posts on here to that end. |
Farrugia And I did repeatedly say that, so did many others. But there are some facts here that need answers.
1. In the early days, as the "mouthpiece of the company" was Campbell "employed" to pump this up? If so, that is illegal, plain and simple. Please look at the definition of pump and dump.
2. Was some of the gold "transferred" as trader465 suggests?
Tough questions, but the AIM regulators should be able to provide the answers. That's what they are there for. |
human folly is one thing. Bad management that kept failing so bad without any accountability is something else. This company would not have failed if Dan had been fired 2 years back. |
We were all warned, for years things have been getting worse here.
Even when an investor called 'Nutter' climbed aboard some kept on buying.
There is no limit to wishful thinking, or human folly. |
Don't think so. I believe he is in Rochdale. But you can read all his e mails on here. fsjamescampbell. |
Perhaps this is him? A geologist lives in a council flat in Aberdeen..
42 Claremont Grove, Aberdeen, Scotland, AB10 6RF |
It would be interesting to know whether the directors are still holding their shares or whether they sold without making a disclosure.According to the annual report Ernie Nutter wasn't holding any shares at 30/04/2024 although in an RNS the company said he was investing $1million in a placing |
Who is Frank James Cambell? |
trader465 Possibly. As I have previously said on here, for years I worked in Baku, Azerbaijan and got to know the owners of Anglo Asian Mining. One of my clients in Dubai lost a lot of money here and his research into this came to the conclusion that quote:- "They are a bunch of crooks" His words you understand, not mine and obviously at this late stage, I can't prove it. But I did put that information on here at the time.
Frank James Cambell, the Rochdale architect who wrote the glowing report here IMO obviously did that to entice investors. At the time he denied he was paid to do that and Post 4549 explains.
His glowing report was submitted to the FCA but because Hum are not registered, they can do nothing. But all that information has been forwarded to the AIM regulators now so perhaps they can hold some of the management here accountable? Only time will tell. |
Was Dan working with the bank to take the mines after HUM had used shareholders cash to develop them?
It’s strange that mining companies are disappearing and shareholders losing out when gold hits an all-time high. SHG, CEY and now HUM.
Is brown envelope syndrome is spreading throughout the sector? |
CreditCrunchies. I was told that this was reported to the AIM regulators several years ago. I don't believe they responded then and now, this outrage is the result. But DB and the "management" have been paid well for years for doing a PP job so what do they care? |
Cinoib Perhaps the AIM investigation may show some "irregularities" here and if so, this is finished. But as you say, some never listen. |
Trading at these levels now is playing with fire I've seen many AIM disasters over the decades all of a sudden an RNS appears to say suspended with immediate effect. |
Infinity888 I'm not a psycho as you suggest, just a concerned individual who made a mistake here and tries very hard to warn others. Unfortunately, I don't think your 2 million shares will ever come good. |
sos100 I called this right for many years but was branded as the village idiot. After the AIM investigation, I hope the perpetrators here will get their just deserts. |
What stupid, irrational, comments by Plat Hunter in post 15434. If you keep averaging down as the share price continues to fall you don't "reduce your losses over time"! YOU INCREASE YOUR LOSSES OVER TIME if the share price continues to fall! Very basic mathematics!
NEVER, EVER, FALL IN LOVE WITH A SHARE! |
Brown envelopes all round for management, an excellent and well planed stitch up 👏 |
“The directors, the banks and the lawyers, will all benefit handsomely from the demise and delist of this”
“This will end the same way as SHG Dan will walk away with a gold mine or two” |
“averages down to reduces your losses”
What a muppet. Never (ever) add to a loss. Losses compound losses, winners compound winners |
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