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JUSTICE IS COMING...
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RECEIVER'S 2ND REPORT:
http://equititrust.com.au/Pdfs/Receiver/Receivers%20Reports%20-%2020120221%20-%202nd%20Report%20to%20Investors.pdf
Great read - Mcivor is finished.
Word on the street is David Tucker's fees are going to be audited. 1.6m liability....
Finished indeed, David Whyte as a receiver has an obligation to report this behaviour to ASIC.
As for Tucker Equititrust on its website confirmed his conflict of interest. If there is a clear and unequivocal conflict of interest legal fees are not payable. More importantly he was a mate of McIvor's and was being fed all the work. Why was this work not tendered out to a few firms for competitive pricing... This whole incestuous saga reeks of self interest at the expense of investor's.
The fees should be audited, the investors ultimately paid the bills...
(viii) Zencorp’s comments about valuations are ill-informed and without basis. If anybody seriously suggests that the property market in Australia has dropped 40% across the board over the past 12-18 months then they simply do not know what they are talking about (particularly when much work has been done by our Landsolve team during this time improving the values of security properties).
Regards
David Kennedy
Idiot.
Read this steaming load of crap from the spin masters... What do they have to say for themselves now...
"The irony of the attacks on Equititrust by the SMH (whose investment performance over the past 3 years has been nothing short of woeful) is not lost upon us. $1 invested in Equititrust in 2007 is still worth $1 with investor returns of approx 25c made during this time. $1 invested in Fairfax in 2007 would now be worth 41c (and that's after dividends). That's correct, an investor in Equititrust would be more than three times better off than a Fairfax investor. In the circumstances one cannot help but note the hypocrisy of their attacks."
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