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GJ will only ever temper good news until this is all done. Rather like the SP demonstrates this is all being stage managed between Amgo and FCA. No longer at the vagaries of traders in quite the same way. Retail Market will figure out the game which is getting access to the rights of an exciting new lender at the cheapest possible price. Steady rises when this is clocked.

Sorry this was just a fire drill lads. Stand by your beds lol

BOOM finally....

The nww amigo products are lower interesr qnd flexible payments . It will move from sub prime to weak credit not recovering bankrupts. Market size is infinitely larger and when buzz of new producrs lands sentiment will take over for a while at least

The Beale Meister is mopping these bad boys up i see:::-)!!

eye of the bull suggesting 2p. The judge will sign as soon as he reviews the documentation going out for the vote as it needed some extra structure so that it's crystal. This is will probably slide down to 4-5 p regardless IMO and then you'll have a slow steady climb after a couple of week of nothingness. It'll then pop between a positive vote and final sanction hearing but I rather suspect Mgt will make some loud noises about the dilution around then to put the brakes on. This time the traders may play the stock more so after the court hearing not so much before. Either way, I'm seeing13-15p here between now and end of May, so whatever happens in between can happen. 2p is scaremongering as the FCA support cannot be understated.

Haha..twit.

8p pre covid. 8 p post covid. Sounds right go me.

I m sure they will. I don think the 19/1 eleme t will change as it was submitted to the court as part of the pack and is a prerequisite qs part of the restructure. There s no way out of that but the nature of the placement and mechanics is entirely unknown.

I don t think itnis pointless for the FCA. 1. Money raised helps the creditor pot and 2. Its new money not old and SHs have their wings clipped in the process.

I qm qssuming that the 19/1 is absolutely mandatory but.its irrelevant if you take up your rights. You will have the same size slice in a bigger pie. Am also not bothered by any RNS if it does kick the SP down as ultimatley this will come good and rebound. The game must surely be..how many options can i accumulate at the cheapest price...!!! If you believe in the business LT its a great share ad it starts to slowly derisk.

Malpenn...if this starts to get too frothy you can bet there willbe an RNS to dampen things before May so the SP doesn t sabotage things. At 15p or under we don t need to worry just yet.

She was such a twyt trying to pass off "facts" as gospel. I hope she s on here secretly reading away and feeling like an utter chump. Lots of traders bidding this up but if you want access to a lot of cheap rights to take up then now is the time!!

Does anyone know why RosieNas is so quiet?? I m concerned.

Algo..i have balls of steel and don t do comfort. I m creating a topic for people to debate and speculate nothing more. I m not aware of a small cap that has billions of shares swimming about.

It isn t viable to have billons of shares on the market so there is going to be a twist here. It would be unmanageable and untradeable i rather think. Therefore use a bit of lateral thinking to see how a 20/1 dilution could be interpreted. For example. Could it be a series of raises over 2-4 years that arrives at the dilution. Bondholders still need paying back..Or there could be an immediate buy back programme which would mean a swift rerate and lots of the shares taken back off the market. Any other ideas?

I m the dum dum then..thought it was the final sanctioning

Blimey Stanley thats asking...dunno...maybe 14p?

Court hearing was always a formality. Its the May datenthat matters obvs.

The guesses were for final court sanctioning and approval not the hearing dum dums-)))!!