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Selfishly I'd be happy for the sp to remain at these levels for the next 3 weeks. Reason being that I have just convinced my wife to buy some ALGW and have just found out that I have to snail mail the transfer request to our broker who will then snail mail the Building Soc where her cash ISA resides who will then snail mail a cheque. FFS it's 2020 in a couple of days and this still has to be done by Royal Mail post and with a cheque.

At least 100000 shares available to be bought at 1.775 from iDealing. I have an order in for 250k at 1.75 :)

From RNS 15th July.
Since then, we have been sending out copies of the PPM and are committed towards continuing its marketing strategy over the coming months to attract investment and build assets under management, specifically targeting pre-qualified leads. These leads are either generated by external sources, such as its relationship with Devonshire Warwick, as well as internally and through relationships of the Group's officers.
Note: PRE-Qualified leads. Hopefully this means that as soon as the facility is in place there will be Life policies bought and BOAGF will have some AUM asap.

The original prospectus stated:
The management fee of 1.5 percent. per annum and an annual performance fee calculated as 20 per cent. of all returns in excess of the hurdle rate of 7 per cent.. Both the management and performance fees will be received each by the General Partners.

Thanks Guys :) Presumable mere mortals just show up bulked together under Nominee accounts.

I still haven't found out how many shares Mr Sahney or Mr Rebello have.

John122344, if that comment is directed to me I can assure you that though I may first have opened an account back in 2011 I have only recently returned to looking at info. here and I am not one to post as I have no idea where any share price is likely to go. I was very badly burned by Range Resources and it has taken a while to recover.

TY :)

John122344, and where do I go to see those? :)

John112334, where do you look to "see some more established players entering the ring" ?

About 27 million shares worth £750k sold today and the price remained steady!! The Capitalization of Wasabi is some £60 million (2200m shares x £0.0275). So the market makers bought up about 1.25% of the company today? That's a lot of money by anybody's standards and I doubt that the market makers bought that much for themselves, especially without letting the price slide, so who was it for? Will we see a shareholding RNS soon? Shall I buy even more and take my holding in WAS to above 10% of my total portfolio? :)