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I am shitting bricks. Not. It seems that the Bulletin Board Morons are again reporting me to the FCA for market abuse because of Monday’s Quindell (QPP) Presentation HERE. The morons forget that I made a formal request to the FCA to investigate me for market abuse over Quindell weeks ago – natch I have heard nothing. But for once I support the morons in their actions and would encourage all Quindell shareholders to report me and here’s why.
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Drake
Tom, are you still planning to have a chat with the whistleblower you mentioned last week? Is it to potentially back up a fraud you’d already identified or something else?
alcira16247
Tom
Adding to the growing chorus of demands that Quindell be investigated, forthwith, this from today’s Daily Mail:-
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Embattled technology firm Quindell is on the brink of a formal probe over a director share-selling controversy that has wiped millions of pounds from the company’s value.
City watchdog the Financial Conduct Authority is poised to investigate a series of announcements made by the claims processing company over a controversial deal done by a trio of top bosses, according to City sources.
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What’s the chances that an announcement being made, declaring FCA starting their probe coinciding with Terry’s resignation by the end the week?