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A mix of small ships, big ships and F**king big ships - surprised the Andrew let you go with your experience.
You putting the Navy pension in to AMGO THEN??? : )
Montrose, Grafton, Ocean, Chiddingfold, Campbeltown, Bulwark, Ocean plus a couple of other sea drafts. ??
York, scummer, notts n my old ship Liverpool - Type 42s proud n true - introduced to wrens on board on Liverpool. Political correctness forbids further comment : )
If you are a daytrader AJ, lots to do tomorrow for you - good luck to you jack - I wish you a flat sea and a good tail wind !!!!
Jacks Ship list - Whitehall, York, Soton to scrap, Nott to scrap then you guessed it... Liverpoop ... to scrap !! Good luck to all of you, but like a fire in the FER, this needs to cool before I'm re entering.
Lawson and other jack through n throughs - Manchester, Forest Moor, Hecla, Liverpool - just putting it out there.
Shares wise, what u in to?
Ha ha not quite shipwreck, good to have some friendly ex RN in here, hope the rest get out banter!
Lawson - who you trying to kid : ) You spent evenings down the engine spaces with your senior rate alchohol perks - sir : )
I was just a lowly very important store ship dodging senior RO 1 (T) on 3 tins a day - happy days : )
All night in??? I was a WO1 ME when the film came out, never had all night in onboard I’m afraid.
An earlier post said JBs holding needs to get down to c40% before he has lost his control when it comes to a vote. Might see a big change then. Yesterday he was 47.66% so next Monday/Tuesday perhaps a big uptick?
Looks like JBs 1% went through at 4.15pm with a chunky buy after hours as well.
Well said itsagame!
The fact that someone would wish a business to go bust says all you need to know about them. I can understand wanting reform or even a whole change of direction. I can understand scrapping of bonuses and all sorts of measures. I can even find myself agreeing that some industries could be taxed heavier ..... but to wish a company goes bust and the job losses that can lead to is quite frankly disgusting.
"Hope they go bust like Wonga and Sunny and a few other loan sharks ripping off struggling people ."
I would much rather they restructure the company and lending policy, agree an interest rate that is fair and reasonable with the FCA / government etc and expand lending to more customers focusing on consolidations where they can clearly reduce peoples monthly outgoings from previous debt and help them out of the hole that they are in.
With a business revised plan aimed at helping people they could probably get government support at almost a 0% rate instead of the bonds that are costing amigo 7.625%, it would be used a point scoring exercise on a government budget against the opposition party and all they would have to do is provide a bond that will be repaid over time.
I know you cant plan exactly for non paying clients and they cant charge arrangement fees but without the bonds amigo could probably lower rates to ~20%-25% and still be very fair and profitable.
If that was the case they would dominate the market outside the traditional banks.
Until that fantasy happens.... we are at 49% and the FCA / FOS are putting millions of £ in fees in to their own pocket.
Degsy, Lawson and Matlot - SHIPPERS!!!! : )
Lawson - Explain Fugazi scene in wolf of wall street - when you saw it in the mess on your all night in : )
Explain what?
explain please - briefly : )
not before we've made a Stack!!!!!!!!
Hope they go bust like Wonga and Sunny and a few other loan sharks ripping off struggling people .
we can only assume that the trading information we see on LSE or any other platform is correct? There have been countless people including myself who have seen buys go through as sells and vice versa... I dont have level 2 access at the moment so can only bow down to those that do and apparently the MM's were short of shares... therefore someone is buying them?? I'm stating what I see as logic but accept that we all have different perspectives... that's the beauty of sharing thoughts
So there is no logic Shezer?
the speculative part of AMIGO is why didn't the founder accept 20.9p? why is he selling himself short by selling well below the offer he had by selling 1% to the market? there lies the speculative potential upside in the share.
the factual upside is that the clarity we received at the end of last week showing an increase in cash position and an agreement with the FCA to an extension to solve the claims issue, shows that the company does seem undervalued at these prices, even with the ackowledgemnt that there will be an increase in the claims cost.
also logically, the 1% being offloaded daily is being bought up quite clearly as the MM's appear to be looking for stock from what I can gather from those with level 2 so surely the price has to rise as long as people continue to buy the offloaded amounts?
Just so many experts in here all offering contradictory advice.
The clear and transparent dumping of 1% of his shares is clearly similar to a rat running from a sinking ship. The more he dumps his shares the lower the price, if indeed family members are not actually buying his daily 1% (as in himself).
Lets face it to be a lender in this manner of high APR loans then he cant be a particularly nice person, therefore I wouldn't be surprised if he is ditching as something is about to go tits up. The only positive thing in the midst of some strangely wonderful posts on here, is that the FTSE is down but AMGO hasn't imploded. Potentially a glimmer of hope for tomorrow, however something is not quite right, and I would love to be educated on it by one of the many experts that predict huge rises and falls on a hourly basis with no facts or actual knowledge - pure opinion and speculation. I standby to be educated.