RAM Share Discussion Threads

[cudman] 14/9/2013 23:44

Any defence at all #2??????
For a man that can construct decent sentences and can appear intelligent you leave "fingerprints".
Registered for years but only posts on select threads for a majority of that period................. join the dots everyone else.

C'mon Eddie, I've been trying to draw you out for a couple of years now, admit your connections.

[t-raider] 13/9/2013 09:52

Well only a week a way from a rather dubious 1st anniversary....

RAM Active Media PLC
21 November 2012
HEADS OF TERMS FOR 3D SCREEN TECHNOLOGY DISTRIBUTION SIGNED,

RAM Active Media PLC
21 November 2012
Notice of General Meeting
Capital Reorganisation

At a price of 12.5p ( in new money terms ) at the time, its fair to say it's been a desperate year and down hill all the way....

Nothing to do but sit and wait for a miracle or the coup de gras !

"T"

[t-raider] 11/9/2013 08:19

Well that's one 'totally unnecessary' hurdle out of the way I suppose !

Does TB have licence to call these general meetings 'willy nilly' being as this is the second time in what, 4 months ?....... tedious.

Now the next 'BIG' question is whether the existing BoD can close out the funding ! Protracted is not the word for this, considering this started nearly a year ago when we were nearly 4 times the value we are today. I imagine any deal today is vastly different to what they had in mind last year.

Funding and relisting.... the suspension is not finite, as AIM rules force a delisting after a given time... the clock is ticking and time for RP and DB to show their mettle.

"T"

[cgod] 11/9/2013 06:10

Well that's a good start to the day, the GM is off. Now lets hope that we can get the funding sorted out quickly, and move on.

[t-raider] 10/9/2013 13:24

Looks like it will go to the wire.... shouldn't be surprised !

"T"

[cudman] 10/9/2013 07:33

I would like Eddie to apologise for his endless positive posts over the last 4 years while I have been warning people to stay away from RAM.

[genises] 10/9/2013 00:36

I would like to know how much he was paid off to go.

[ih_318421] 09/9/2013 16:46

There is no such thing as sense prevailing where TB is concerned, hopefully the regulators will prevail over him.

Just how much did TB award himself in fees and emoluments whilst all the company did was burn shareholders' cash?

[t-raider] 09/9/2013 15:11

I guess we should know a little more tomorrow or Wednesday.

Let's hope sense prevails.

"T"

[ih_318421] 07/9/2013 10:41

As far as I can see HSI have to sell their RAM shares and because even if they do manage to sell all the assets, it will not enable then to pay their current liabilities; HSI still goes bust and HSI shareholders, of which the combined Baldwin Family are minority holders, get nothing. Therefore is does not make the blindest bit of difference to TB what they get sold for. TB has no chance of kicking out RP and DB, his only motive is some form of senseless revenge, which will eventually backfire on him if he is successful in killing RAM, because when the liquidators come in and review the books and make their report to Companies House, all his wrong doing at RAM will be fully exposed, especially if RP /DB appoint the right people to liquidate them - should it come to that. Hopefully RP / DP are going to make a fight of it. It will not be pretty, there would be no guarantee of success and RAM may need to stay suspended for quite some time, but RAM shareholders' only hope lies in getting behind RP / DB offering them what support you can, whilst doing what you can to undermine TB. I bet if he knew he was going to face an angry crowd of RAM holders in Leeds next month he would call it off, because like all bullies he is really a coward underneath.

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[steddieddie] 06/9/2013 00:01

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!

[genises] 05/9/2013 22:24

Good to see Trainfx spending some money
hxxp://www.derbyrailforum.org.uk/DDRF-Events

[hepburn7] 05/9/2013 20:48

It's fair to say that TB is destroying any shareholder value remaining. Why would any new prospective investor or interested party participate with such a high level of uncertainty surrounding this company. Very few of the large shareholders (no disrespect to the PIs) have any media interest and in reality are debt lenders which a hardly conducive to a robust shareholder base.

[abadan2] 05/9/2013 20:03

steddieeddie

I have wondered how bad things would have to get before you ceased to be bullish. I continue to wonder.

[steddieddie] 05/9/2013 12:10

I think Gen summarises it well. Whether it is the end or actually a new beginning will very much depend on the soothing by one means or another of obstructive influences.

The early focus must now be on or before next Wednesday by which time either the requisition will have been withdrawn or the date for an EGM will be published. If the latter, can anyone really see the 3 named parties gathering enough support to win?

Even to stand a chance, one would assume that those parties would need to put forward their alternative vision and who they would alternatively see in the Boardroom, charged with delivering it.

Either way, subject to necessary backing, it looks like there's something worth fighting over or what's it all about?

[joeblogg2] 05/9/2013 11:08

Gen. looks like another dud one we have backed, going to cost me £7.25k :((
125000 RAM ACTIVE MEDIA ORD GBP0.0001 2.00p -0.50p -20.00% £2,500.00 £7,253.03 £-4,753.03 -65.53%

[genises] 05/9/2013 09:29

The board is in the process of finalizing arrangements in a number of projects which it believes will be in the interest of the Company and which would be announced once the related agreements have been concluded.


LOOKS AS IF LOTS is HAPPENING behind the scenes.
But who would lend on the uncertainly the board in place would be around if TB is trying to remove them.
I cant see TB coming back would help at all but put a spanner in the works.

No financing in place No large contracts.

[napoleon111] 05/9/2013 07:17

didnt see that one coming.
ahwell, time to forget and move on :)

[vivgav] 05/9/2013 06:38

Took my loss last year.....had a feeling this would happen.

[t-raider] 05/9/2013 06:16

I see we're screwed."T"

[t-raider] 29/8/2013 15:59

Wow... some one sold 7500 shares earlier at 1.275

A very sad and sorry state of affairs indeed and not a peep from RP DB ?

Where's the reaction ? the fighting spirit ? the call to arms ?

Going down with a whimper right now !

"T"

[ih_318421] 29/8/2013 11:12

T, seeing as RP and DB were voted to stay on at the AGM as an ordinary resolution (50%+) and this was only a month ago, I would think the company would be justified in putting the resolutions to remove them on the EGM agenda as special resolutions (75%+), if not they would be ordinary resolutions again requiring 50%+.

I have no idea what is going through TB's mind with this (as I have said before he has done so many totally illogical and destructive things at TXO, I would not even try to guess). At best he can count on less than 20% of RAM shareholding. All he is doing is damaging the company and reducing the value of his own investment, which everybody knows he has to sell the HSI portion of - he has no option, he either sells or HSI goes into liquidation and a liquidator sells (more than 50% chance that even selling everything, HSI still goes into liquidation).

You can do the maths for yourself, 31 Dec results are here:

hxxps://www.duedil.com/company/03563572/hill-street-investments-plc/financials

Since 31 Dec the value of the listed investments (RAM, Pathfinder and TXO) have all dropped significantly, Total value currently around £750k. Some unlisted investments like EfG have been dissolved.

£1,964,890 in current liabilities ie need to be paid back before 31 Dec 13. TB is not going to be able to restructure much of that when the creditors can see that the the investments are all on a steady downward track and the longer they wait the less they are ever going to see back. Both Pathfinder and RAM are at all time lows and TXO is hovering just above an all time low (All time low being a backward looking thing, there is plenty of potential for many new all time lows at all 3 going forward).

[t-raider] 29/8/2013 09:48

A bizarre situation... TB has little chance of achieving a majority to oust RP and DB ( anyone know what % of teh vote he would need ? ), but would he really sell at this all time low... even if he is in need of the funds ?

I'm sure he has his own and not shareholders interests at heart !

"T"