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I think you can forget that - the full liability for redress will get used up without any doubt, so zero influence on SP beyond another administrative hurdle cleared. What is more likely, is getting sight of the FCA fine and investigation which I suspect will arrive in tandem with the closure of the scheme, give or take a few weeks. That is is the big one. Not that the FCA are going to obliterate Amigo but its just one more check box cleared. I think you'll see a steady rise into the 9-10p rise in the run up to the raise. As long as you take your options up, regardless of the deal and then sit on them for 2-3 years, I'd be surprised if you don't make good returns. Anything under 12-15p should see 200-300% return and who knows, by 2025 there will be dividends again.

Don't take your anger out on me. It's not my fault Genedrive are in a pickle. Channel it toward David Budd. who incidentally has fewer shares in this outfit than yourself. Any clues based on that you can glean??

I'm here because I hope that folks make better investment decisions and look for better value elsewhere whilst poking Budd in the eye. We don't all think like you Baserite. Some of us actually care about folk.

Sorry but this is a high price NOW. never mind legacy SPs and spikes. If you have a business that can't sustain itself then it's incredibly vulnerable. I can't pay 10 p for this because it isn't worth 10p. I'm not sure what it is worth. Not a lot if it can't be monetised.

As I understand, inbound enquiries are "very strong" and with the limited lending pilot, the ops teams are picking and choosing the strongest cases to work with. Much of the Ops Team have been sat on the sidelines and are now properly utlised so the whole vibe in the Bournemouth office is entirely different from where it was. The Risk Framework has been overhauled and already approved by the FCA so realistically, next year should be fun. Get the Claims ringfenced and then build the business up once the raise is done. If you can average down I would.

It'll play out like I said months ago. to zero. The lot.

If Budd wants accelerate selling AIHL, all he need do is get hold of parents who have children with impaired hearing and get a few complaints direct to the Trusts and also get it in the Media. The tests are available and Kids are loosing hearing for no reason. It's a good political drum to beat right now and will apply maximum pressure to get this written into best practice ASAP. I fear this will take years with the cutbacks that are coming and many other bigger NHS fishes to fry. This isn't a spending priority without applying serious political pressure. What makes no sense is the cost to the system for kids losing their hearing is at multiples to the preventative testing. Short-Term minded broken Britain all over.

Pretty much how i feel. Next 5 years is going to be the perfect storm to abuse people who need to beg for survival.oh..i mean support entrepreneurs looking to restart their plans. Tasty cheap options followed by multi bagger into 2024. Play the long game and can t lose with solvency and bad news evaporating.

They ll get the shares im the RI discounted rather than full prove so more fool them

Jeez. Sorry but thats sad to read "true value" haha. There is no sustaining revenue stream so the true value beyond some goodwill and IP is the sum total of f. All. It needs an income and circa 2-3 years to get there. Blindingly obvious you gambler.

200 M PER year by year 2. so in year 1 perhaps half at 100M. by the time you get to year 4 you have originated 500M and by year 5 over 1.2 Billion. The book of ongoing loans is going to be less of course as stuff gets paid off, but nonetheless, if you buy your options and top draw it for a few years...methinks you'll do rather nicely.

Thank you. I would never state it unless true. I got it from horses nouth rather inadvertently-))!!

Just revisiting after 6 months or so. Looks like being told to do one based on 'deramping' may have been harsh. Bitcoin will be worth zero inevitably and as for this shower of sh%!. Well..quite frankly can t understand why you would hold for this penny stock.

Haha! ! That s fair!

I understand I set myself up for some pi** taking by even mentioning. I wouldn't say something so outrageously "out there" unless it was on point. Once its happened I'll retrospectively say but right now I can't. Further, that contact could be wrong but I hasten to add that the platform has been built and it's ready to go. The Non-Exec changes and Gary going are all tied together as the FCA are about to green-light it.

I was told relending was "days away" and I have zero reason to believe otherwise. C level.

Of course this is purely my speculation and not based on anything factual. Just an imagination here.

Hi Magpie, obviously what I'm saying here is fantasy and never happened but in an ideal world if someone who built the tech tack for a new lending platform and was liasing with the FCA and said a thumbs up was days away...of course this never happened, but if it did and the person was like a CTO or CIO type and had finished the work and moved on, then you'd be pretty hopeful of being sat on a useful insight. The platform is finished tested and ready to go.

Will it even do much for the sp. One wonders.

Will it even do much for the sp. One wonders.