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i have met alpha ceo clive kahn a couple of times at various business events, he also kindly gave me his time a few years ago to advise me on my business, and he really is wonderful and i think we are in very safe hands, every business he touches turns to gold, he has an amazing track record, he focuses on the culture of a company which in turn leads to results, i am so pleased he is the ceo, because he's one of the best in the fx payments/finance game, i think he'll reject any offer and really does have the long term growth for us investors in mind.

i agree with previous comment let's go to the moon in terms of share price, offers will come in, i wouldn't sell i reckon the share price can hit as high as £50 per share in the next 5 years.

i'm hoping an offer is rejected but they will continue to come in moving forward and helps the share price move up.

what i like about clive is that he is not full of ****, he says it as it is, if he says things are good then things are good, and vice versa ( a lot of ceos are full of crap, clive is not).

p.s. i must state that i know absolutely nothing about what is going to happen to the share price, (my views are all my own) and i'm just going by my judgement of his good character having personally met him, and the track record of alpha so far proves how influential he has been to it's success.

clive is the main reason why i invest in alpha and have the majority of my portfolio invested in alpha.

as far as i am concerned i'm investing in clive as i believe in him and i know that he succeeds, i don't even look at the financials, i know i'm in good hands.

there you go, a bit of first hand ceo character analysis for you, for what it's worth.

all is good in the world.

Do you remember the times when we (or our parents generation) would go down to the high street to bank a cheque at the bank?

People use to plan there is whole visit to the high street around going down to the bank, and then popping into other shops and cafes as part of their lunch hour/break or "nipping out for an hour" etc.

However, of course there are no high street banks anymore they've all closed down, which is why the high street is struggling, however Greggs is always busy!

Just from observation on my local high street in hertforshire this morning, I now genuinely believe people are now visiting the high street to go to Greggs (like your builders/work people as mentioned in other posts), because there's actually little else of quality (Brands like Woolworths) in on our UK high streets anymore.

So I think people are actually going to the high street to visit Greggs, and planning there day around Greggs (in the same way that we planned out visit to our local bank), which is great news for the share price!

Definitely a buy.

And expansion into Europe too.

Does anybody know which countries? My guess is they want to expand to Eastern Europe Poland ???? etc

Greggs is now UK ???? "s favourite restaurant brand according to the office of National Statistics.

Looks like the share price is rising due to yet more predictions of an interest rate rise, which is good news for us!

Also, quick question, would be great if somebody can answer this and may help others too on here.

Say Alpha does move to the FTSE 250 in the next couple of years, will the share price that it starts with on the FTSE 250 stay the same or will it kind of start again for new investors?

For example, say Alpha moves to the FTSE 250 in 24 months time and the share price (at that particular time) is £25 per share.

Would it start on DAY 1 of the Ftse 250 listing at £25 per share and just simply continue from there, or do you think us shareholders just get what our shares are worth at that time and the share price starts again at the bottom like at £2.50?

I assume it simply would continue from whatever the share price is at the time and it just hops over from the AIM to the FTSE 250 list?

Thanks for the clarification.

Great news!

best performing stock on the AIM today - get in!

So the share price went up by over 5% today at 11:45am, which is good.

Asking these two questions below for a friend :)

1) I assume the interest rate hike announced today sent the share price upwards?
2) It's probably been discussed numerous times in this chat, but could somebody explain to me in baby language why when interest rates rise it is good for Alpha group and its operations? just so I know. - I also want to explain to my dad who is interested in investing too in Alpha - cheers all!

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/mar/15/svb-collapse-slow-rolling-crisis-blackrock-boss-larry-fink

Getting slightly concerned since SVB was wiped off the market last week and now shares have fallen in Credit Suisse today and across banking. Do we think its going to impact heavily on Alpha?

Hopeful for good earnings tomorrow.

Here we go, here we go! Ole ole ole ole ole ole....

don't worry - found it!

where can I find the latest TU? I thought it was out in 2 weeks?

Fair enough - I genuinely think the share price is going down to around £15 before it climbs again. But I'll continue to buy.

Thanks.

as in £67K and over £300K and a couple of other substantial trades - check trades for 3rd of Jan.

what price do you think Alpha could reach in the future - as in do you think we have a lot of runway for growth in the share price?

Did anybody notice some very high trades (buys) yesterday afternoon? Think it was a few directors buying shares. promising.

When is the trade update, what date?