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mellifuous
Aaaaah. I think I get it.
Back to July-Sep 08.
I think all agreed that the redemption rules in the constitution HAD to be amended. The 360 day limit for the deferment of redemptions was fast approaching.
WC's proposed Resolution 1 "extinguishes the Unitholders' right to redemption"
JH sold the NSX Listing during the Roadshow to me as:- providing liquidity. (Arguably also in the Explanatory Memorandum. (EM)) I.e. that this was something on the side, something extra that WC was doing to help out. Those that really needed to get out, could get out.
But we're now saying that what was really happening was that by extinguishing the right to redemption, the fund HAD to list (or provide an alternative exit route for investors). HAD TO list because of some legislation somewhere. Is that what you're saying?
And the extinguishing of redemption rights led unavoidably to changes in the way tax was treated in the fund?
Not according to WC. First line of page 56 of the EM "there will be no material change in Australian income tax legislation or other legislation that
may affect the Fund"
I'm not having a go at you mellifuous. I'm just trying to know how much I don't know.
It was a complete surprise to me to learn that on top of paying income tax on the 'distributions', I also had to pay tax on my share of any Capital Gains Tax the fund chooses to pass on to investors. Something that my half baked financial adviser didn't tell me.
Section 9.1 of the EM is frightening. My understanding is that Unitholders are still 'presently entitled to the income of the fund'. Right? If so then 9.1 says that I have to pay the fund's income tax even if WC decide to keep that $ in the fund. I'm exposed to so much risk. WC could hold all income in the fund, increasing the fund value to increase WC's profit and pay lawyers and Perpetual, and I'd have to pay more money out of my pocket to the tax office for the priveledge. Is that correct? Anyone?
. Gross incompetence is totally unacceptable from so called professionals!! Seamisty
It's very rare PIF investors have anything to laugh about regarding this fund JohnH, but I found your reason for having to edit your last post a total crack up!!!!!!! I wonder how many others feel as disgusted and let down as we do with the current apparent mismanagement? Seamisty[/QUOTE]Hear bloody hear!!!!!
You could well be right Charles, but anyone with an ounce of business acumen would not employ staff that would deliberately mislead investors and media alike with providing false statements regarding pending announcements and leave themselves open for further criticism by not honouring those statements would they? No Jenny Hutson of 'Wellington Capital merchant bank with four core areas of expertise all with a property focus' would surely value her previous reputation too much to do that, maybe the NSX had a glitch and will post the evasive little sucker today!!!! SeamistySEAMISTY AND OTHERS. Perhaps the reason there is no update because there is no update//Nothing to tell us, the fund is doing nothing but bleeding and the manager of the RE is seeking other income from new ventures. With a bit of luck the update maybe a "swansong.'
Also I forgot to add, if there is nothing to report to or update members on after five months it certainly accounts for the reason potential investors are staying away in droves from our severely impaired units wallowing on the NSX at 9 cents.You could well be right Charles, but anyone with an ounce of business acumen would not employ staff that would deliberately mislead investors and media alike with providing false statements regarding pending announcements and leave themselves open for further criticism by not honouring those statements would they? No Jenny Hutson of 'Wellington Capital merchant bank with four core areas of expertise all with a property focus' would surely value her previous reputation too much to do that, maybe the NSX had a glitch and will post the evasive little sucker today!!!! Seamisty
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SISTER ACT As far as I am aware Rolf Koops and LKM have no connection to MFS etc. However, a post went on the ASF drawing attention to LKM debenture holder's plight and ASIC'S action. If you are a debenture holder in LKM and desire any further information perhaps we can arrange to contact. I am the Action Group leader.
Thanks Cookie for posting that and thanks to the intrepid reporters that have provided PIF investors with a further 'update' as to the whereabouts and activities of those associated and possibly responsible to our current predicament. Wellington Capital Premium Income Fund Investors are basically left on their own when it comes to disclosing/revealing information relating to pIF activities. Thank goodness Wellington Capital do not have access to management fees or until the 3 cent repayment of capital to investors happens, which I imagine is higher on the agenda than a four monthly investor update which is looking more likely to be a five monthly plus . I would sincerely like nothing more than to be proved wrong regarding Wellington Capitals 'and Jenny Hutsons' proven/promised performance in relation to investor expectations. I will be the first to deliver an apology if it is ever warranted re information in relation to the current status of our fund. SeamistyThere's another article of interest in the Weekend Australian Financial Review today in the Perspective section entitled "Where the Property Men Went" by Lisa Allen. As it was a 2-page spread I've had to cut and paste on 3 pages. Included are Michael King, Phil Adams, Craig White, Jim Raptis, and Craig Gore (included for Mellifluous and those involved with City Pacific and Balmain Trilogy). I have not included the write-ups on Henry Kaye nor Robert Bassili but will do so if anyone wants them posted.
Thanks to Lisa Allen of the AFR for her article.
Cheers, Cookie1
If any PIF investors are becoming tired of my continuous 'negative Wellington Capital' posts and think it is becoming a detriment to this thread, please do not hesitate to voice your opinion on here. I would hate to think my efforts are viewed as detrimental in our ongoing commitment to return PIF related information to unitholders because I even get tired of my same old ' negative rhetoric' and am strong enough( I think )to fight on off forum Thanks, Seamisty
There's another article of interest in the Weekend Australian Financial Review today in the Perspective section entitled "Where the Property Men Went" by Lisa Allen. As it was a 2-page spread I've had to cut and paste on 3 pages. Included are Michael King, Phil Adams, Craig White, Jim Raptis, and Craig Gore (included for Mellifluous and those involved with City Pacific and Balmain Trilogy). I have not included the write-ups on Henry Kaye nor Robert Bassili but will do so if anyone wants them posted.
Thanks to Lisa Allen of the AFR for her article.
Cheers, Cookie1
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