Quindel

3434 days ago

Tom Winnifrith's Bearcast 3 December - China fraud MO and Its never to late to sell

Today folks in my podcast I look at the sad cases of Maple Energy, Ultrasis and Quindell on the theme of its never too late to sell and why folks just do not behave rationally. All three are heading for wipeout so why is it that we some folks hang on? I also look again at Jiasen the Chinese company I had a go at yesterday in light of a phone call received today. If anything it makes me even more bearish.

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3477 days ago

Tom Winnifrith’s BearCast 17th October

Where is that dam Quindell (QPP) video? I am really getting pissed off now, I was promised it last night and it has still not arrived. Fingers crossed. Meanwhile the podcast is back on an up day for the markets – an opportunity to offload duff stocks in my view. This bearcast covers:

Naibu, Netplay, Rolls Royce, Spectra, Sovereign Mines of Africa, Northern Petroleum and Quenron. I make general points about non UK stocks listed here, investing in stocks with no barriers to entry versus Buffett plays and about lobster pots.

3600 days ago

Quindell AGM video - I confront Foxy Bex, the PR bird

Poor Foxy Bex. She is not a bad person, but Quindell's (QPP) PR bird had to defend the indefensible. I was feeling a tad angry by this point and so I confronted her...

3611 days ago

Quindell Full Listing Statement so Very Weak but Cheryl Cole puts it better

Quindell (QPP) has today updated its shareholders on its plans for a Full Listing. The statement is weak, begs questions and was only prompted by me and others asking questions. I know that Rob Terry, the Quindell PR bimbos and his other advisors are keen readers of this website and I am glad that they have tried to answer a valid question raised here.

As a reminder Quindell stated on 31^st March that it would submit a full listing application to the UKLA in mid-April targeting a listing before the FTSE Indices Review (4^th June). As per AIM Rule 41 that implies getting the application approved by 20 business days before 4^th June, i.e. 7^th May. As I explained in my video of Friday HERE based on the normal iterative process of three submissions of a prospectus that was achievable.

But we still have no Rule 41 announcement which means that as of today (9^th June) no approval has been given. So Quindell is a month behind schedule which means that the UKLA MUST HAVE flagged up issues with the document. And Quindell tacitly admits that today with a statement: