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Interesting that Daniel Stewart announced on 1 October (the same day they were appointed as our nominated advisor) that Peter Shea, their CEO, had just purchased almost 28 million shares in their company.

 

http://www.danielstewart.co.uk/Home/Investor_relations/Announcements/default.aspx

 

Tuesday 1st October 2013

 

DANIEL STEWART SECURITIES PLC

("Daniel Stewart" or "the company")

 

Director/PDMR Shareholding

 

Daniel Stewart Securities Plc (AIM: DAN), the investment bank offering corporate advisory and institutional stock broking services, has been informed that Mr Peter Shea, Chief Executive Officer, has today purchased 16,245,462 ordinary shares of 0.25p each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 0.23p per share.

 

Following the above, Peter Shea is now interested in a total of 72,187,873 Ordinary Shares, representing approximately 14.25% per cent. of the current issued share capital of the Company.

 

Tuesday 01 October, 2013

 

DANIEL STEWART SECURITIES PLC

 

("Daniel Stewart" or "the Company")

 

DIRECTOR/PDMR SHAREHOLDING

 

Daniel Stewart Securities Plc (AIM: DAN), the investment bank offering corporate advisory and institutional stock broking services, has been informed that Mr Peter Shea, Chief Executive Officer, has today purchased a further 11,651,000 ordinary shares of 0.25p each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 0.23p per share.

 

Following the above, Peter Shea is now interested in a total of 83,838,873 Ordinary Shares, representing approximately 16.55% per cent. of the current issued share capital of the Company.

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Why would we appoint Someone who can't run their own business to oversee ours ??

 

Doesn't exactly inspire confidence eh?

 

http://www.angelnews.co.uk/angelnews-newssite/static/documents/Peter_Shea.pdf

 

Q. Lastly, what is your best quoted company disaster story?

 

A Actually, I have personal story for this one. A couple of years ago we were acting for a number of clients in the gaming industry and had taken a position which was looking as if it was going to make us a very substantial profit. We were offered the chance to hedge our profits and we elected not to because we wanted to maximise the money we could make. Then the US legislature changed its position on gambling which effectively closed down the gambling market in the US. On Thursday we were looking at a £5m profit. By Monday we were sitting on a £4m loss. That hurt!

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