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Realism , pls elaborate why you feel this would happen .. unless your a kidding .
I’m
New here would appreciate a reason for your poster
Realism79 and hykt100 both filtered...prize clowns
Pumps n dumps crew back on work
himace, call them, ask them. I did ;-)
Mouse H&L Asset Management probably hold for their clients rather than directly
Alright Blue you skin and essence rating???? ; )
Gotta a feeling this will shaken harder than James Bond's martini first thing tomorrow.
trading4good, but you have to say that it's a great way to scaremonger some people into selling out ;-) especially the link being posted right here.
himace, have a look at this:
https://www.bpcplc.com/investor-relations/major-shareholders/
The SP has dropped from a meagre 2.5(something) all the way down to 0.5 and the company is inches away from collapse. H&L must have money to burn.
https://markets.ft.com/data/equities/tearsheet/profile?s=AMGO:LSE
There you go, H&Ls 'investment' has dropped from 31% down to 26.40% :-) sounds like the H&L 'investment' is the accumulation of HL's clients and the guy who wrote the article doesn't know what he is talking about.
I remember that Fool Article on CINE, came out after I bought in, saying to stay clear and buy WHSmiths instead...
How wrong were they, glad i did my own research!
Institutional shareholdersTop holdersMovers
42.96%
Per cent of shares held by top holders
Holder Shares % Held
Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers Ltd.
AS OF 02 FEB 2021
125.49m 26.40%
Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd.
AS OF 02 FEB 2021
24.44m 5.14%
IG Markets Ltd.
AS OF 02 FEB 2021
18.20m 3.83%
HSBC Global Asset Management (UK) Ltd.
AS OF 02 FEB 2021
10.16m 2.14%
HSBC Bank Plc (Market-Maker)
AS OF 02 FEB 2021
7.27m 1.53%
The Share Centre Ltd.
AS OF 02 FEB 2021
5.80m 1.22%
Barclays Bank Plc (Private Banking)
AS OF 21 FEB 2020
3.93m 0.83%
Coutts & Co.
AS OF 02 FEB 2021
3.16m 0.67%
Jarvis Investment Management Ltd.
AS OF 02 FEB 2021
2.92m 0.61%
AXA Investment Managers UK Ltd.
AS OF 02 FEB 2021
2.83m 0.60%
Data from 31 Dec 2020 - 19 Feb 2021
LTL I have one that in a comment on Youtube :-) Still waiting for an answer. MF also isn't totally free and neither is the guru in link that Dylann posted. The truth is, that no course can teach trading or investing. At best a course can give you the important fundamentals, but you can also read a few books about that, costing £30 or nothing, if you get them from the library.
Well I’ve held on, hopefully more good news tomorrow in form of RNS. As for that article, if you wait until the SOA is approved before investing you’ll have missed the boat. I’m sure JP Morgan aren't just taking a punt on this like me are they?. They can’t go into a board meeting and say ‘we just think it will rise’. They’ll have scrutinised everything and come up with conclusion it’s a viable opportunity.
LTL, correct! Has ever odour of one of the "Investment Gururs" who sell courses for thousands, which are worth nothing, as all the information they dish out, you can find in a few good book and on Google.
That's a really poorly argued statement designed to make PIs feel scared and sell.
The fact is that us PIs don't have tens of millions of shares in Amigo (with the exception of Vinson!) so this remains an investment that will either make you several times your investment or, if they don't get the SoA signed off, one that will cost you most or all of your investment. The risk/reward here is high but I ask myself the following question; Why would JP Morgan and Bycroft risk tens of millions unless they thought there was a blooming good chance of us seeing Amigo 2.0 in April...?
Don't bet what you can't afford to lose BUT I think the potential rewards here are well worth the risk.
DYOR and all that jazz...
This entire article is based on nothing but hot air and the need to say something about a share that has recently become a talking point again. I'd like to know where he got the info from, that H&L is invested with 31% in Amigo. Where is the RNS to prove such purchases? H&L is invested into many companies, if you believe the company listing them as under 'major shareholders'. If you believe that, then H&L and a few other online brokerage firms, own the world.
that article reminds me of the motley fool writing about cineworld, and now we get to hear them writing about missing a 600% gain but still standing by their decision to sit on the sidelines.
Dylann, interesting article, however two things strike me as bit odd. H&L being invested with 31%. Do he means H&L itself or the accumulation of H&L's clients? And if the writer means H&L itself, then why did H&L upload on their own page an article titled "Amigo warns of potential collapse, cuts jobs" on 25th February 2021? Did they do that because love shooting themselves in the foot?
The other thing that strikes a bit silly is this statement in the guise of a warning: "Remember that a million-dollar loss to an investment bank or large institution is relatively small, while most retail investors cannot handle such massive losses." investment banks are very well concerned losing such an amount, especially with the collapse of banks in the not so distant past, which where the result of high-risk business.
It's easy to write an article which predicts a drop after an SP surge like this. There's just as much chance of it hitting 20p+ too, especially when the big boys continue to buy... Anyone in the know, are we expecting another RNS tomorrow morning?
Simon Mugo seems to contradict himself in his article. One the one hand he starts off saying that the recent upward move was caused by several large financial institutions buying into Amigo, and thisshows that they have confidence inthe Company. On the other hand he wouldn't buy as he expects a dramatic drop in the price. Looks like he's sitting on the fence so that he can claim to have called the next move correctly whichever way it goes. Let's hope he doesn't get splinters :-)