Monday23 Aug 2020 14:41
Senator does not punt - well I do, I research look and listen and form a view that I then back up. Surely if you are not prepared to take a risk you will eventually end up with your money in a deposit account. All share carry risk the job is to determine when the market has over reacted or to realise there are unqualified circumstances surrounding the share. This has fallen so far directly because of the totally unprecedented actions of JB - before he became so vocally involved this share was trading at over 70p - the more he spoke out about the inadequacies of the BoD the more the SP fell, he then decided to sell 1% per day sending the SP into a tail spin. We know his reasoning, but he did use a sledge hammer to crack a nut and I really don’t believe he took professional advice because if he had he could have done things much differently. He states that the BoD tricked him into becoming an insider and that is why he entered into an irrevocable undertaking - sorry but with proper advice he could have handled this better and at the very least worded his undertaking in such a way that gave him various exits and stopped as soon as he was below 10% and the shareholders agreement fell away. Having stated all of that JB effectively decided to transfer a very large proportion of his wealth to us, he gave us the opportunity to buy massive numbers of shares at well below their market value and hoped that we would then support him with his quest to seize back control of the company. He gives great detail on how he sees the future, you either believe in him or you don’t - it is correct that the regulators will not make his journey easy, neither should they, but does anyone believe that JB thinks he is in for an easy ride? It is also correct that established U.K. funds will be wary of getting involved but surely that was already the case and JB’s deep pockets are certainly an advantage that you have to fully consider - I believe AMGO can depend on JB reorganising the company’s finances either directly or with like minded entrepreneurial investors that can see the end game clearly. JB has certainly not done everything right or anything the easy way, I would like him to find a firm of financial advisors that he can trust and work with them otherwise he will make the journey much harder than it need be but he has shown a passion and determination that is the hallmark of the unicorn that he undoubtedly is. If JB has not so openly criticised the board and acted more in the background the SP would still be 70p plus today, as it could easily have been and JB now came out of the shadows with his proposal then the same voices that now talk of the SP crashing would be warning us of 40p, 30p even god forbid 20p. I do not know what will happen on Monday, if buyers try to be clever and wait for a lower SP then things could turn very sour, at least for a while, but if people actually believe all that they have posted over the weekend and show confidence by buying cont.