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Posted at 25/1/2014 13:27 by ih_318421 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? |
Posted at 10/1/2014 18:32 by ih_318421 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. |
Posted at 05/11/2013 22:02 by drunken sailor Thought you might like to see what TB's latest ADVFN persona has to say:Graphene Investor 5 Nov'13 - 12:54 - 867 of 870 0 0 well first things first TB is not in charge here TH is and TB only has TXO and clearly not bust. at RAM he was an investor director but no longer and the CEO there has done a woeful job and I think they have their own challenges which have little to do with TB. some of us know TB from times of old where he was a Broker Adviser to many of the companies that are now in the Top 100 |
Posted at 04/11/2013 10:08 by t-raider So I assume we are now a shell company ( being RV is in administration or sold as of today ), with a 30% investment in TFX.Question is now, does the Stream TV opportunity offer anything for new investors to put money in to the shell, so that it can make the investment and carry on as an ongoing concern ? "T" |
Posted at 06/9/2013 16:49 by drunken sailor Anyone live near Leeds and fancy Telling TB what you think of him?Tim Baldwin, CEO to present in Leeds on 9th October Shares Magazine and Redmayne-Bentley Investor Evening - Leeds - Wednesday 09 October 2013 Following the resounding success of our previous evening events, Shares Magazine is pleased to be working with Redmayne-Bentley in Leeds to offer another chance for investors to meet, hear from and ask questions of key senior management figures from carefully selected companies. This event offers an unique opportunity not only to hear about the latest plans from some of the most exciting companies in the sector, but also to put your questions to the people that matter. What is more, there is a free drinks and canapés reception where you can mingle with industry leaders and your fellow investors. Make sure you don't miss this unique opportunity to get the answers you need from the people who make the market. Tickets are completely free but places are strictly limited so register now. Date: Wednesday 09 October 2013 Venue: Redmayne-Bentley, 9 Bond Court, Leeds LS1 2JZ REGISTER FOR LEEDS EVENT NOW Registration: 6.00pm Presentations: 6.30pm followed by a drinks/canapés reception Companies Presenting: CHAARAT GOLD Chaarat Gold (AIM:CGH) is an exploration and development company operating in the Kyrgyz Republic. Situated in the highly prospective Tien Shan gold belt, a JORC compliant resource of 5.76Moz at a grade of 4.03g/t has been delineated at the Chaarat Gold Project. The Company's key objective is to become a low cost gold producer targeting annual production of 200,000 ounces from the development if the Chaarat Gold Projet. Speaker : Dekel Golan, CEO FASTNET OIL & GAS Fastnet Oil& Gas (AIM:FAST) is an independent oil and gas exploration company focused on early stage exploration and appraisal opportunities in Africa and Ireland. Fastnet has a highly experienced management team with a proven track record of generating significant shareholder value in the oil and gas industry. The Company has moved quickly to assemble an exciting portfolio of exploration prospects offshore Morocco and in the Celtic Sea, offshore Ireland. Speaker: Cathal Friel, Executive Chairman PRESIDENT ENERGY President Energy (AIM:PPC) is a South American focused oil and gas company with significant exploration and development opportunities in Paraguay and production assets in Argentina. Speaker: John Hamilton, CEO TXO TXO (AIM:TXO) is an investing company under AIM rules. TXO's proposed strategy is to establish a new policy to acquire mainly significant minority interests in both listed and unlisted companies and/or assets which the Directors believe represent opportunities to create shareholder value, specifically within the hydrocarbon resource sector, with a focus on North and South America. Speaker: Tim Baldwin, CEO Dress code: business attire Disclaimer: Please remember investments and the income from them can do down, as well as up, in value and therefore capital may be at risk. Please note the views of Shares Magazine and the listed companies do not constitute a recommendation from Redmayne-Bentley. REGISTER FOR LEEDS EVENT NOW |
Posted at 06/9/2013 01:01 by steddieddie I made some observations and posed some rhetorical questions. Did I say something bullish? Surely impossible to be so unless and until the mist clears. Hopeful? Yes, guilty to that but the statement is there for all to see - a long-term resolution needs to be found to satisfy, firstly those that they are seeking to finalise deals with and also would-be investors. Not rocket science why the various parties should feel uneasy while the disruption persists, who wouldn't? At the same time, surely enough in those words to indicate that there are both meaningful plans and also enough parties willing to back them if only the climate was assured. Nothing much to do but wait and see whether common sense prevails. Right now, nose spite and face spring to mind! |
Posted at 28/8/2013 10:01 by steddieddie For sure on most points "T". Just not quite so sure on the new investors angle. I reckon money talks in any language and if they sniff a bargain, perhaps an even greater one due to the circumstances, that'll be the driver here, not TB.For me, all down to what's on offer in the forward plan and at what price. Even at worst, the TB situation is a transient one for RAM. TXO is something else. |
Posted at 28/8/2013 09:02 by t-raider A sorry state of affairs never the less and certainly not endearing to the market or new investors.Lets hope TB gets bought out and good riddance. "T" |
Posted at 27/8/2013 15:09 by t-raider TBH... if it means the BoD has to explain their strategy for the future and TB offers his contrary strategy, so an informed decision by investors can be made... I'll take that.Don't know where this company is ( other than in a bad place from the cash position and share price perspective ) or where its going.... See the interims turnaround a poor first quarter in to positive territory and the BoD might have more supporters. Interims expected September I believe... The company is a laughing stock at the moment though. "T" |
Posted at 08/8/2013 09:46 by steddieddie Bono...I disagree. TB would be crazy to offload and I don't think he will. Such action would only serve to reduce what power he has, rather than the reverse.For sure, TB can be a nuisance for a certain length of time but no longer has any control over events. Once funding is finalised, I expect his power to disrupt to be significantly reduced. On funding, I'm sure you're right that it won't be easy but I reckon it will be secured for all the normal reasons connected to investors seeing good prospects of making money. In this regard, I think TFX's earning power is finally building and will surprise a few as we move forward. No doubt potential funders are currently being given a full insight on this alongside the Board's plans for future growth. For me, the level of interest in what they see will determine the near-term outcomes here, not the actions of a failed and disgruntled former Chairman. |
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