FAO GetYourFactsRight

Quoted from DB

It would have been nice to have £500 to put into town as you did, but as I see you live in the rich south (Bucks) don't assume everybody has the wealth you have.

Quoted from crusty ole pie

I have a feeling he will not be standing for re election

Quoted from crusty ole pie

I have a feeling he will not be standing for re election

Quoted from DB

I have enough cash to pay my bills and put a meal on the table. I admire you for finding a job elsewhere but this small man is where my admiration ends.

Ave house price Bucks £430 + K, ave house price NE Lincs £154+ . One of us lives in a wealthy area sonny and it's not me. As far as growing up is concerned it is YOU not me. You have purchased shares, like it or not, in a public company. With those shares comes a responsibility. If you do not understand your responsibilities as a shareholder grow up. You have ensured that you and 100's like you have a part in the control of a company.

A part that gives you the right, endorsed in law, to question the actions of company directors, to vote on the election of director's and vote to accept the company accounts. As a shareholder, living in a wealthy part of the country, you may or may not have the means to attend an AGM, but you still have the right for a proxy vote or nominate somebody to vote on your behalf.

So Mr shareholder, given that the latest set of accounts have been approved and registered at companies house, please tell us why YOU and the other shareholders show a certain Mr I E Holloway as a director having 5 - £100 shares. Why is the same person not list in the list of shareholders.

This is YOUR company not mine, a company that you chose for, what happens to be good reason, to invest in. So please company owner explain why IH is shown to have shares and then not list?

You have the audacity little man to call me childish, I suggest you look in a mirror, take responsibility for your actions and take one giant leap to being a man.

Ps. It's not a slanging match as you suggest, but facts. You are a company owner through your shares.

Quoted from Swansea_Mariner

You are a very strange individual, leave the guy alone he supported his club through a share purchase, like many others have. Most people don't see that as an investment, more a gift.

The options you are talking about regarding  being a shareholder are technically correct,  yes, but can you give us a practical example of where a vast group of small shareholders have organised action in the way you point out? I've never heard of 1000s of small shareholders organising in this way  doesn't seem practical to me, I'd bet it's never happened.

Quoted from DB

I have enough cash to pay my bills and put a meal on the table. I admire you for finding a job elsewhere but this small man is where my admiration ends.

Ave house price Bucks £430 + K, ave house price NE Lincs £154+ . One of us lives in a wealthy area sonny and it's not me. As far as growing up is concerned it is YOU not me. You have purchased shares, like it or not, in a public company. With those shares comes a responsibility. If you do not understand your responsibilities as a shareholder grow up. You have ensured that you and 100's like you have a part in the control of a company.

A part that gives you the right, endorsed in law, to question the actions of company directors, to vote on the election of director's and vote to accept the company accounts. As a shareholder, living in a wealthy part of the country, you may or may not have the means to attend an AGM, but you still have the right for a proxy vote or nominate somebody to vote on your behalf.

So Mr shareholder, given that the latest set of accounts have been approved and registered at companies house, please tell us why YOU and the other shareholders show a certain Mr I E Holloway as a director having 5 - £100 shares. Why is the same person not list in the list of shareholders.

This is YOUR company not mine, a company that you chose for, what happens to be good reason, to invest in. So please company owner explain why IH is shown to have shares and then not list?

You have the audacity little man to call me childish, I suggest you look in a mirror, take responsibility for your actions and take one giant leap to being a man.

Ps. It's not a slanging match as you suggest, but facts. You are a company owner through your shares.

Quoted from Swansea_Mariner

You are a very strange individual, leave the guy alone he supported his club through a share purchase, like many others have. Most people don't see that as an investment, more a gift.

The options you are talking about regarding  being a shareholder are technically correct,  yes, but can you give us a practical example of where a vast group of small shareholders have organised action in the way you point out? I've never heard of 1000s of small shareholders organising in this way  doesn't seem practical to me, I'd bet it's never happened.