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I didnt realise Van Kuffler had resigned hmmm, i wonder why
would be nice in a flash
Wakey wakey folk so under radar. Amgo news positive. So cheap
Any day now...
At hand. Load up
Potential for the sp to flash up to 5p...
when AMGO was 6P last summer, NSF should be 3P and lagged a bit later 30P/8P.
so NSF should be much further to go.
5m mrk cap... :)
Agree nostra. This is primed for recovery. All is not dead in this sector.. A whiff of good news and multiples. Herd wakey wakey
Amigo up 85% in a few hours. Just shows. Im back in, albeit a smaller position than before (for now). GLA.
Might be a glimmer of light with the FCA approving Amigos address scheme in an RNS this morning. Maybe they can get busy at NSF now! Good luck all holders more patient than I was..
British - it must be about a year ago now I got a reply from investor relations to a question I asked with regard to the FCA. I got a virtually identical reply. I repeat. About a year ago. Feel for LTH's.
Thank you for your email and apologies for the delay in responding.
We are continuing to work closely with the FCA to try and resolve the outstanding regulatory issues so that we can then move to execute a substantial capital raise. I can only apologise that there has been no news but this is a process which is outside of our control as we are in the hands of the FCA. I can only reassure you that the Board is entirely focused on trying to resolve these matters as soon as possible but for the reason outlined I am afraid I am unable to let you know when that might occur. As soon as we have any news we will of course announce that to the market. In the meantime we are working on our 2021 full year results which we hope to announce within the next six weeks or so.
Nostra,
from the market and this sector sentiment to see, you might sell at the low part.
have a look at PFG, it's also dropped from 380 to 280 recently.
i do not know the content of next NSF TU, but the current sentiment is not favour here.
IMHV.
i bought in this morning
Don't think we're going to see an RNS on a Friday so very disappointed, I may well be wrong but I've lost patience and sold. I still think this is the one player in this sector who might make it through the sector annihilation but let my temper get the better of me Im afraid. Good look all holders,
Just popping by to see what's happening with NSF. I sold up about 9 months ago having been in for about a year.
Sorry to see nothing has changed. I feel for all LTH's. Hoping to come back in a month or so and see an up turn in fortunes.
FCA wants to run down the company i guess. No news as well from the company. The last news was fund raising and no news thereafter
Agree. I understand that Everyday is way off Lending budget over the previous 6m. Bad debt performance would be another key figure to give some indication of future.
First Provi, now Morses absolutely hammered by claims companies on home credit. Could do with an update on how Loans at Home are getting on and why NSF believe they can avoid the same problem.
They really ought provide an update on the claims against George Banco guarantor loans and the claims against Everyday (it wrote Trust Two & Duo guarantor loans and George Banco loans were written in same legal entity as Everyday so not isolated from the claims in any way).
Also need an update on progress against budget. If they have hit sales targets this will support the refinancing and encourage Alchemy to stick around.
Finally, any sign of a CFO being appointed? Is Gillespie (former Director of Provi’s failed home credit business) acting CFO as well as CEO? Not ideal seeing as PWC resigned as auditors when he was NSF CFO over control failures.
Next week I think we'll see a positive trading statement especially in terms of loan book performance/collections and possibly more details on the agreement with the FCA on provision for redress. DYOR etc etc this is purely based on mine and some colleagues research (outside of the company) and the timing last year. Good look all holders.
Wouldn't exactly call it a flurry but spread has just tightened up. It was this time last year end of feb, Im sure when pineapple said he was out and shares doubled :-)0)
Last year it was in the last week of the month. Should be very informative. I see Everydayloans are still lending so no let up in demand. Need 5p for capital raise so that is probably first target.... DYOR etc.
There’s some massive rampers lurking in here. Very suspect ‘way oversold’,, ‘buy now’ & ‘here we go’ merchants who have been rolling out the same garbage for well over a year. If you’ve DYOR, you’ll find an investment sleepwalking into receivership..
Nostra - I don't think the FCA need a rationale for behaving like this (i.e. moving as slowly as possible). But if you are looking for a motive, it's that the FCA doesn't like this sector and wants to make life difficult for it.
To announce an enquiry into NSF's guarantor loans division right in the middle a pandemic, and then take 18 months (?) to agree a resolution package puts the company under huge pressure. NSF can't raise any money until the FCA agrees a deal.