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Hey Bobby - You must think I was born yesterday. New to LSE but know all about Alpha gossip and the brass neck to stroll into quite a tense BB ‘I’m all new to this gov, ‘onset”.
Yeah right.

Watch out for Bobby folks.

It's a different post Solana. Way better info IMO.

All you need to know, as a shareholder, is that within the next few short weeks an RNS will land that will change everything about this company. In future, they will be known as Alpha Growth PLC a Blackstone, HSBC, Citigroup, Schroders Company.

With these types of companies tagged onto their letter heading then both the Hybrid and the BOAGF will supernova. These types of funds are predicated on the current market volatility and whichever of the majors takes advantage first will be benefit hugely over the coming years.

Naturally, It’s highly sensitive for Gobind and team to even hint this could be happening (and they don’t want a leaky ship) but reading the prospectus and the RNSs along with the anecdotal evidence presented from emails and podcasts, it’s clear to anyone what is about to happen.

Quite sure, that by sometime in May you’ll be looking at the current SP and asking yourself why on earth you didn’t take advantage of other peoples lack of understanding of the situation.

(Taken from a user post a few days ago - thought it would be useful)

Tony

Hello Solana,
I didn't save Watsits post but I did save this one from a week or so ago. Rightly or wrongly influenced me to buy a very round sum of shares. Since your juices are itching to flow...
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There has been a lot of sense been written on this board and a lot of false assumptions too. I don’t believe many people commenting have either read the prospectus and/or really listened closely to the podcast from 1st April. In essence, this company only really ‘started’ in March 2019, before them it was an undefined, un-investible bunch of of ideas and discussions. Since then, DRB/Blackstone representative has joined the board, some questionable directors (and entourage) have left the board, prospectus has been promoted and finance package is in advanced progress. Now is the traditional and sensible time to start investing in something like this not 3 years ago.

Firstly, the BOAGF is a small retail orientated fund of which ALGW own 50%. It’s basically tick over money, the profit from which will pay for the wages and offices but also it will give ALGW a foot in the door from an advisory perspective and also 50% of an asset worth selling (remember that last bit). BOAGF will allow then to break-even as a business this year but is not the goldmine some of you seem to be making it out it is.

By far the biggest potential of this company is the Hybrid offering, a tax efficient bond/equity mixed fund that can be customised to suit High Net Worth Clients and Institutions based predominately in Europe and Asia. This fund is limitless and can be hugely profitable to not only ALGW but to a large lender/financial institution. It is also another offering for said institutions high new worth clients, especially if you have PARTNER in-house advisory team who know the fund inside out (capiche?).

So, what is happening here and why is it taking this long?

Gobind and team are not only negotiating an RCF that will service the BOAGF but primarily they are negotiating finance for the service the initial first steps of the huge HYBRID offering too (a pooled amount). Not only that, it is obvious that this will become an alliance/buy-in deal, plugged into the Major UK Lenders global infrastructure to augment their offering. The RCF is clearly a cover story for a more involved global partnership with the lender (remember they are buying in). Hence the time it is taking and the need for expensive lawyers and diligence. They’ve cleared the board, most likely for a member of the lender to join or make buying in easier without meddling from some of the more ‘complex’ directors from their recent past.
At this point I could mention Blackstone, HSBC, Citigroup, Schroders, JP Morgan etc . But I don’t have to, whichever it is, it’s immaterial.
To be continued

Wozzie had a post pulled by LSE this week along with entire thread. No one heard from him since. The post allegedly documented the content of a phone call with GS and was very positive.
Depending on your perspective it was either a pump & dump, or disclosed market sensitive info. I didn’t think it disclosed much myself, so think p&d likely. If there’s and RNS tomorrow or Monday I’ll happily eat my words.

Agreed there Montmuzard.
This is cheap currently and although I’ve reached my target of a very round sum I might add a few extra on weakness.
Just home it does go bang.

Good grief!

We another possibility is a pumpy dumpy. We will never know.

I appreciated Wozzie posting but Gobind would have been buttoned up, so a fair bit interpretation and impression needed. May have been unintentionally wayward in places - leading to thread being pulled.

What happened to all the phone call posts?

Cripes, don’t get Zenith involved in the production of PPE. They’ll be sending the NHS gowns with blocked armholes and gloves with only 3 fingers. Delivered between sometime and never.

Sellers are about to get left behind.
See ya

Inevitable pullback regardless of news and adds liquidity moving forwards. RNS showcases the potential but patience needed during pandemic.
A marathon not a sprint

Well you just keep waiting mate, we don’t care.

All my shares are now showing that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, and it ain’t a bonfire.
Thank god for forward thinking Markets.

Hull,
Comes across like a one person, multi- LSE account hatchet job.

Let me wade in.
Sells are not going through ‘cos MMs don’t want them. They think the price might go lower. Maybe It will; why?
1/ Folk are preserving their cash cos the economy is infected with Covid. They’re more concerned with protecting their families next week than investing In Tesco for the future. They certainly don’t want to take on risk.
Meanwhile the few folk with share money are thinking why buy now? The share price might be cheaper next week.
Classic deflation.

On the bright side there will be an end to CV19. Folk will go back to work and have disposable cash. Things will return to normal.

So where is the bottom? Answer: Don’t know.
When will it happen? Answer: When we ‘start’ to recover from CV19.

To be fair they own quite a few. I agree it would given the share price a boost, but timing is everything. For a start the dust hasn’t settled following news of the enforced delay. It wIll take until mid next week in my view. Second CV19 is about to turn this country and the US into a hell zone for the next month at least. Where the markets will be at this point is anyone’s guess.
If I were a director I would be looking to boost my company in a sustained way, and that will be when there’s a turning point in this global crisis and people start to cautiously re-enter the markets.

Thing is there are trader types who are seeing buying opportunities everywhere. But frankly those buying opportunities are in the same situation as Alpha. The choice is whether to be in stocks at all. Or whether to be in micro caps at all.

Indeed sit tight.
There’s nothing wrong with the company business model at all. The delay is 100% due to Covid.
Wait for the dust to settle then continue accumulating.